| CATHOLIC 101 Scott Hahn, a former Protestant, gives St. John Paul II partial credit for his own conversion. The saint had “genius-level intelligence, profound poetic sensibilities, charm and affability, telegenic good looks, steely toughness, and perfect comedic timing,” Hahn recently wrote. Those characteristics were what first attracted many to Catholicism. But reflecting on the late Pope’s legacy, Hahn found something much deeper. READ |
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