> I suspect that the type of layperson that ends up in these position
When we start talking about a layperson who ends up in a position then I inevitably think of St. Francis; or, I suppose, of St. Philip Neri's years as a layman; or, the story of St. Ambrose being rather suddenly made bishop. Those of us whose name does not begin with …
> I suspect that the type of layperson that ends up in these position
When we start talking about a layperson who ends up in a position then I inevitably think of St. Francis; or, I suppose, of St. Philip Neri's years as a layman; or, the story of St. Ambrose being rather suddenly made bishop. Those of us whose name does not begin with St,. though, I admit, are a serious risk and I ought to pray the Litany of Humility more myself.
> I suspect that the type of layperson that ends up in these position
When we start talking about a layperson who ends up in a position then I inevitably think of St. Francis; or, I suppose, of St. Philip Neri's years as a layman; or, the story of St. Ambrose being rather suddenly made bishop. Those of us whose name does not begin with St,. though, I admit, are a serious risk and I ought to pray the Litany of Humility more myself.