Pope Saint Gregory the Great Comments

St. Gregory, born at Rome about the year 540, was the son of Gordianus, a wealthy senator, who later renounced the world and became one of the seven deacons of Rome. After he had acquired the usual thorough education, Emperor Justin the Younger appointed him, in 574, Chief Magistrate of Rome, though he was only thirty-four years of age. After the death of his father, he built six monasteries in Sicily and founded a seventh in his own ... Continue Reading

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El-Elohim-Israel
2 years ago
Amen+
God is Love.
Love is endless.
Endless is endless.

Who are the Philistines?
You know.Amen!
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Joseph Mathew
2 years ago
A great pope and a great man! Please pray for me so that at least a shadow of your greatness falls upon me in discerning and obeying the will of God.
Colin
2 years ago
Dear Saint Gregory The Great, please pray for the soul of our dear brother brother Terry whose birthday is today, your feast day. That he may soon join you and the community of Saints in the glory of God in Heaven
Ron Mulvaney
2 years ago
I agree with the observations of many of your readers. The article is awesome and could be longer. But, no, it wouldn't have to be a book.
Joachim
2 years ago
Gregory is awesome. Entry could be larger, but then it would be a book.
wheels
3 years ago
Wonderful, I only wish the entry was longer. God bless you.
saint on earth
3 years ago
awesome
Captain Bob
3 years ago
awesome
umesh prasad singh
4 years ago
saint gregory the great represents the catholicity of catholicism for universality.
umesh prasad singh
4 years ago
catholicity in catholicism projected in Gregory the great is a symbolic article of candid faith in spirituality.
luke desira
4 years ago
i like itt.

verry nicee good for assignments
4 years ago
you r awesome
Grady Thompson
4 years ago
i <3 this web 2!! it is awesum!! it helps me do my reports on sts!
Tom Lindenmayer
4 years ago
i love this website. It helps me understand cristiantiy much better then i did when i was 1 years old.

keep it up Catholic Online
TOM!

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