Wednesday, March 07, 2007

Pope: Caesar is not everything, the truth has the right to be heard even by the State


After Peter, came Linus, then Cletus, then Clement, the fourth Bishop of Rome. Clement has left us an Epistle addressed to the Corinthians. The Church seems similar to that to which Paul also wrote. It was this letter that Pope Benedict spoke about this morning. Dealing with its major themes of praying for the civil authorities and order within the Christian community.

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