MORE THAN TWO WEEKS AGO, THURSDAY MARCH 13, WAS THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF POPE FRANCIS’ ELECTION AND ACCESSION TO THE PAPACY.
Millions of Catholics who admire the spirituality of the heirs of the religious St. Ignatius Loyola are overjoyed that at last a Jesuit has become pope. Many of these are expecting Pope Francis to be as revolutionary as many of the Jesuits have been in bringing about reforms and good social works in education, governance and politics, the fight against the injustices of employers against labor and of landlords against the peasantry.
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