US EditionSpeaking Directly to the Hearts of Women for 30 Years: Why John Paul II’s Message Still Matters Today
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Today, Slovaks celebrate the 30th anniversary of the second apostolic visit of St. John Paul II, which left a deep spiritual mark on the lives of the faithful and on the history of their homeland. On this occasion, a solemn Holy Mass will be held at Marianska Góra in Levoča, which will be presided over on Wednesday, July 2 by Archbishop Bernard Bober, Metropolitan of Košice and President of the Slovak Bishops' Conference. The article Slovakia: 3…
Speaking Directly to the Hearts of Women for 30 Years: Why John Paul II’s Message Still Matters Today
Thirty years ago, amid a society fiercely debating the role and dignity of women, a pope did something deeply personal and profoundly unexpected: he wrote a letter. Not a policy statement. Not a theological treatise.A letter.And it was addressed to you. In 1995, on the eve of the United Nations’ Fourth World Conference on Women, Pope St. John Paul II offered a tender, clear-sighted reflection titled Letter to Women. In a time marked by ideologic…
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