Five Tests of Whether Pope Francis’ Reform of the Vatican Could Be Real
As soon as Holy Week wraps up, hard questions will begin to be asked about whether Pope Francis is capable of delivering the reform in the Vatican that many cardinals believed they were voting for in electing him.” By John L. Allen, National Catholic Reporter
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#1 by robert hughes on March 22, 2013 - 10:41 PM
I am setting the bar low.We all should be cautiously optimistic.Real change in any system usually comes from the bottom up….us.
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#2 by Jan Fredericks on March 22, 2013 - 1:31 PM
Don’t know — probably a little he will reform the Vatican.
There are many people running it. Right?
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