Keeping an eye on the devil: How should today's Catholics think about the prince of darkness?
Pope Francis has spoken regularly about the devil and has reminded us that the devil is not simply a pop-culture trope.
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Pope Francis has spoken regularly about the devil and has reminded us that the devil is not simply a pop-culture trope.
Handles. according to the book, the tweetable pope, spanish and english have the largest following. some other interesting pope twitter tidbits. it has a half dozen people contributing to the one account. even though francis doesn't tweet himself, he does pick the theme often reenforcing his sermons and major addresses. he hasn't tweeted since arriving in the united states but earlier this month he tweeted this. do we say thank you to god every day? also this. every time we make the sign of the cross, we draw closer to the great mystery of the trinity. taking politics out of mix for just a bit...
Can you disagree with pope francis, his motives are clear. protecting the helpless. talking points believes all americans should understand and respect the pope for being a champion of the poor. and the persecuted. that is indeed the bottom line of his papacy. that's the memo. now for reaction tonight with us michael who covers catholicism for "the boston globe" and author of the book the tweetable pope and from a mountain view california, a teacher of religious studies at santa clara university. doctor, where am i you going wrong here. >> i don't think you are wrong. i agree with you if what ...
Can you disagree with pope francis, his motives are clear. protecting the helpless. talking points believes all americans should understand and respect the pope for being a champion of the poor. and the persecuted. that is indeed the bottom line of his papacy. that's the memo. now for reaction tonight with us michael who covers catholicism for "the boston globe" and author of the book the tweetable pope and from a mountain view california, a teacher of religious studies at santa clara university. doctor, where am i you going wrong here. >> i don't think you are wrong. i agree with you if what ...