Teresa Tomio

Well, you know, absolutely, and, you know, we say, as my mother used to say, we offer everything up to God and put it before the cross. The Church is His. It was founded by Christ Jesus on the Rock St. Peter, and we trust in the process.

We trust in the apostolic succession, and, you know, the Pope is the Vicar of Christ, and the Cardinals will be getting together after the time of repose, and where folks can pay respects to the Pope over the next several days, then the funeral, then the conclave, so we'll see where it goes, but I do think this is going to be a very different week for people heading to Rome.

We trust in the apostolic succession, and, you know, the Pope is the Vicar of Christ, and the Cardinals will be getting together after the time of repose, and where folks can pay respects to the Pope over the next several days, then the funeral, then the conclave, so we'll see where it goes, but I do think this is going to be a very different week for people heading to Rome.

We trust in the apostolic succession, and, you know, the Pope is the Vicar of Christ, and the Cardinals will be getting together after the time of repose, and where folks can pay respects to the Pope over the next several days, then the funeral, then the conclave, so we'll see where it goes, but I do think this is going to be a very different week for people heading to Rome.

For example, for my archdiocese, the Archdiocese of Detroit, we have hundreds of people events on their way because this weekend is a huge event or was going to be a huge event. The canonization of what's considered the first millennial saint, a young man by the name of Carlo Acutis. So their plans are all being altered. And so they're finding that their pilgrimage is going to look much different.

For example, for my archdiocese, the Archdiocese of Detroit, we have hundreds of people events on their way because this weekend is a huge event or was going to be a huge event. The canonization of what's considered the first millennial saint, a young man by the name of Carlo Acutis. So their plans are all being altered. And so they're finding that their pilgrimage is going to look much different.

For example, for my archdiocese, the Archdiocese of Detroit, we have hundreds of people events on their way because this weekend is a huge event or was going to be a huge event. The canonization of what's considered the first millennial saint, a young man by the name of Carlo Acutis. So their plans are all being altered. And so they're finding that their pilgrimage is going to look much different.

So they'll be going to pay respect to the Pope. They'll be part of a huge event. It'll be very different for them, but I think very powerful and beautiful at the same time. We will see. We trust in God's providence. And for Christians, as you know, this is it. This is the week. I mean, this is the most important week on the calendar. Easter is it. That's who we are. We're an Easter people.

So they'll be going to pay respect to the Pope. They'll be part of a huge event. It'll be very different for them, but I think very powerful and beautiful at the same time. We will see. We trust in God's providence. And for Christians, as you know, this is it. This is the week. I mean, this is the most important week on the calendar. Easter is it. That's who we are. We're an Easter people.

So they'll be going to pay respect to the Pope. They'll be part of a huge event. It'll be very different for them, but I think very powerful and beautiful at the same time. We will see. We trust in God's providence. And for Christians, as you know, this is it. This is the week. I mean, this is the most important week on the calendar. Easter is it. That's who we are. We're an Easter people.

And it was beautiful that he passed away. If you have to pass away, what a great time to go and be with the Lord, right, on Easter Monday, the day after the most important day in the year for Christians. So, again, mixed emotions. But it's always a tough time. I mean, for Catholics, this is our, we call him our Holy Father. This is our Pope, the Vicar of Christ.

And it was beautiful that he passed away. If you have to pass away, what a great time to go and be with the Lord, right, on Easter Monday, the day after the most important day in the year for Christians. So, again, mixed emotions. But it's always a tough time. I mean, for Catholics, this is our, we call him our Holy Father. This is our Pope, the Vicar of Christ.

And it was beautiful that he passed away. If you have to pass away, what a great time to go and be with the Lord, right, on Easter Monday, the day after the most important day in the year for Christians. So, again, mixed emotions. But it's always a tough time. I mean, for Catholics, this is our, we call him our Holy Father. This is our Pope, the Vicar of Christ.

So it's always a challenge to see the chair empty or the sede vacante.

So it's always a challenge to see the chair empty or the sede vacante.

So it's always a challenge to see the chair empty or the sede vacante.

I thought it was a very strong sign of openness on both parts of the Pope and the Vice President to meet together, even though they disagree on this issue of immigration. But in the Catholic Church, what's beautiful about the faith is there are things that we have to agree on as Catholics. There are certain morals, certain things, faith and morals, when the Pope is teaching us from the chair.

I thought it was a very strong sign of openness on both parts of the Pope and the Vice President to meet together, even though they disagree on this issue of immigration. But in the Catholic Church, what's beautiful about the faith is there are things that we have to agree on as Catholics. There are certain morals, certain things, faith and morals, when the Pope is teaching us from the chair.

I thought it was a very strong sign of openness on both parts of the Pope and the Vice President to meet together, even though they disagree on this issue of immigration. But in the Catholic Church, what's beautiful about the faith is there are things that we have to agree on as Catholics. There are certain morals, certain things, faith and morals, when the Pope is teaching us from the chair.

from the chair of St. Peter, right? We can't disagree with that. But the issue of immigration is something upon which Catholics can disagree. We have to care for the poor, care for the immigrant. But the way we do it, we can discuss that, and there could be different ways. So there's a mutual respect, I think, in J.D. Vance being a Catholic and the Pope being who he is, who he was, the Pope.