Pope gives spiritual summer homework

July 20, 2021 at 9:15 p.m.
Pope gives spiritual summer homework
Pope gives spiritual summer homework

During his Angelus address July 18, Pope Francis suggested using the summer break to cultivate a contemplative attitude.

Watch the video and do your homework!

 

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During his Angelus address July 18, Pope Francis suggested using the summer break to cultivate a contemplative attitude.

Watch the video and do your homework!

 
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