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Pope Urges Young to Make Plans With God
VATICAN CITY, MARCH 3, 2010 (Zenit.org).- Benedict XVI today reflected on one of the important figures from his years as a young scholar, St. Bonaventure, noting his great esteem for this saint and doctor of the Church.
The general audience was dedicated to the 13th-century saint who was the subject of the Pope’s second postdoctoral thesis.
The Holy Father noted how when the saint finished the equivalent of secondary school, he experienced the questions that so many young people ask: “John [later Bonaventure] asked himself a crucial question: ‘What must I do with my life?’”
The answer to his query led him to join the Franciscans.
zenit.org/article-28528?l=english
VATICAN CITY, MARCH 3, 2010 (Zenit.org).- Benedict XVI today reflected on one of the important figures from his years as a young scholar, St. Bonaventure, noting his great esteem for this saint and doctor of the Church.
The general audience was dedicated to the 13th-century saint who was the subject of the Pope’s second postdoctoral thesis.
The Holy Father noted how when the saint finished the equivalent of secondary school, he experienced the questions that so many young people ask: “John [later Bonaventure] asked himself a crucial question: ‘What must I do with my life?’”
The answer to his query led him to join the Franciscans.
zenit.org/article-28528?l=english