Pope Benedict XVI-The truth is truth

By Catholic Digest on August 29, 2019

Memorial of the Passion of St. John the Baptist

The truth is truth; there are no compromises. Christian life demands, so to speak, the “martyrdom” of daily fidelity to the Gospel.

— Pope Benedict XVI

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Pope Benedict XVI-The truth is truth

The truth is truth; there are no compromises. Christian life demands, so to speak, the “martyrdom” of daily fidelity to the Gospel.

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