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Justus George Lawler
Canonization was once a fairly obscure in-house Romish ritual for naming saints. But during the long reign of John Paul II, it somehow became a matter of international significance”often among people with no public connection to the Church. The 1998 canonization of the convert Edith Stein, . . . . Continue Reading »
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