There's no way around it: we live in a hyper-sensationalized world. But viewing the papacy through this lens isn't just anachronistic--it's spiritually disquieting.
There's no way around it: we live in a hyper-sensationalized world. But viewing the papacy through this lens isn't just anachronistic--it's spiritually disquieting. In this episode, we'll offer some practical counsel about how we should think about the papacy.
This is the second episode of a five part series on the Papacy. Learn more and see other episodes here.
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