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Indeed, William, indeed. Still let’s continue praying for him and all that he is called to do. Too much celebration may be as much nuisance as too many caustic putdowns…
Now if we all can do what he asks us to do 🙂
Yes, that’s the hard part; following his example and doing what he asks us to do :-).
That is indeed great news! Now we all need to continue to do our best to follow the path that Jesus has laid out for us so that the world will see that Our Holy Father is not an anomaly but rather a Christian who takes his calling seriously. May we all take our calling to be Christ-like seriously.
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Congratulations to Pope Francis …
“Habemus Papam Franciscum.” I have enjoyed watching Pope Francis, and have also had so much of St. Francis in my life this year (see: http://soulgatherings.wordpress.com/2013/08/12/my-pilgrimage-to/ ). I send you and Pope Francis my blessings…
Theresa, thank you for the kind words and for sharing the link to your wonderful pilgrimage this year. It sounds like a wonderful experience.
Peace,
W. Ockham