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Few things bring us face to face with what really matters like the passing of a life—especially a life with global spiritual significance.
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In this video, I reflect on the recent death of Pope Francis, not by dissecting his legacy or speculating about what comes next, but by turning inward—to prayer, humility, and the sobering reality of our own mortality.
As Catholics, our first response should not be commentary, but contemplation. This is a moment to remember our place, to recognize our powerlessness in the face of historical events, and to recommit ourselves to becoming saints, not activists. I also share some personal thoughts on my experience being subject to this papacy, my hopes for the next pope, and what the Church truly needs in this moment of transition.
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Music written and generously provided by Paul Jernberg. Find out more about his work as a composer here: pauljernberg.com
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Few things bring us face to face with what really matters like the passing of a life—especially a life with global spiritual significance.
👉 Learn more about SENT, a Catholic network for entrepreneurs: sentventures.com/brian
In this video, I reflect on the recent death of Pope Francis, not by dissecting his legacy or speculating about what comes next, but by turning inward—to prayer, humility, and the sobering reality of our own mortality.
As Catholics, our first response should not be commentary, but contemplation. This is a moment to remember our place, to recognize our powerlessness in the face of historical events, and to recommit ourselves to becoming saints, not activists. I also share some personal thoughts on my experience being subject to this papacy, my hopes for the next pope, and what the Church truly needs in this moment of transition.
Support the channel by visiting: brianholdsworth.ca/help
Music written and generously provided by Paul Jernberg. Find out more about his work as a composer here: pauljernberg.com
Podcast Version: brianholdsworth.libsyn.com
