THE WORLD AT AN END #277 -- HABEMUS PAPAM

The Hermit of Antipolo
May 9
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There is much to be unpacked regarding the new Pope, but we start off with optimism and hope. I am particularly elated with his being seen as a progressive on social issues but conservative on Church doctrine. This is love for the poor but love first and foremost for God and His Church, hopefully sticking to orthodoxy and tradition.

God bless Pope Leo XIV and use him for the good of the Church and her mission.

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THE WORLD AT AN END #277 -- HABEMUS PAPAM

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