Pope John Paul II visits with Mehmet Ali Agca in a Roman prison in 1983 to let him know that he is forgiven for the shooting that left the Pope critically wounded. | Reuters
Forty years after the unsuccessful assassination attempt against Pope St. John Paul II, a writer who extensively studied his papacy is encouraging the faithful to embrace the late pope’s model of forgiveness and reject “cancel culture,” which he characterized as “the opposite of forgiveness.”
Thursday marked the 40th anniversary of the assassination attempt against Pope St. John Paul II, which took place just six weeks after the newly elected president of the United States, Ronald Reagan, was shot. In an interview with The Christian Post, Patrick Novecosky, a Catholic public speaker and journalist who wrote the book
Pope John Paul II visits with Mehmet Ali Agca in a Roman prison in 1983 to let him know that he is forgiven for the shooting that left the Pope critically wounded. | Reuters
Forty years after the unsuccessful assassination attempt against Pope St. John Paul II, a writer who extensively studied his papacy is encouraging the faithful to embrace the late popeâs model of forgiveness and reject âcancel culture,â which he characterized as âthe opposite of forgiveness.âÂ
Thursday marked the 40th anniversary of the assassination attempt against Pope St. John Paul II, which took place just six weeks after the newly elected president of the United States, Ronald Reagan, was shot. In an interview with The Christian Post, Patrick Novecosky, a Catholic public speaker and journalist who wrote the book
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