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Tag Archives: John Paul II
Fortnight for Freedom–Baltimore
The Fortnight for Freedom started on June 21st in Baltimore with an Opening Mass for the Feast of St. Thomas More & St. John Fisher. I was privileged to attend this beautiful service that … Continue reading
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World Day of Peace–Assisi, Italy
Today marks the 25th Anniversary of the first World Day of Peace. It was 1986 this day in Assisi, Italy that Pope John Paul II called together many world religions and leaders to pray and work towards world peace. Today … Continue reading
Pope John Paul II Cultural Center SOLD!!!
I am very please to report that Knights of Columbus announced this evening that they will be purchasing The Pope John Paul II Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. They will continue the mission and message of Blessed John Paul II, … Continue reading
John Paul II Cultural Center for Sale?
I was very excited that Blessed Pope John Paul II (Karol Józef Wojtyła) was beatified recently and think that his teachings and legacy should be passed down to future generations. It is with great sadness that the museum in Washington, D.C. … Continue reading