Posts tagged Pope John Paul I

How A Journalist (And Her Exceptional Book) Propelled Pope John Paul I’s Path To Sainthood

(REVIEW) Popes are famous for many different things. In the case of John Paul I, he’s best known for being pope for just 33 days. Thanks to an Italian journalist, her access to never-before-seen Vatican documents and 2017 book (now available in English), the former pope could very well be on his way to being made a saint.

Catholicism, News, Nuns, nuns, Opinion, Politics, Religion, Analysis, BooksClemente LisiJanuary 5, 2022Clemente Lisi, journalism, Vatican, Pope John Paul I, sainthood, books, Primary FeatureComment

Americans Favor Religious Exemptions For COVID-19 Vaccines — To A Point

This week’s Weekend Plug-in looks at public opinion on religious exemptions from COVID-19 vaccinations. Plus, catch up — as always — on all the best reads and top headlines in the world of faith.

Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, OpinionBobby Ross Jr.December 10, 2021Bobby Ross Jr., COVID-19, coronavirus, Vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine, religious exemptions, religious exemptions vaccines, clergy tax breaks, Pope John Paul I, Bob Smietana, Christmas

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