History Of The Word "Pope" & Spiritual Fatherhood In The NT : vimarsana.com

The word "pope" and also the word "patriarch" (usually applied to bishops in Eastern Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy) both derive from the ancient Greek Fascinating history & commonalities of the word "pope" (derived from the ancient Greek, "páppas") & the NT "pater" (father), used to refer to spiritual fatherhood.

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