Quote by Pope John Paul II

The unworthy successor of Peter who desires to benefit from the immeasurable wealth of Christ feels the great need of your assistance, your prayers, your sacrifice, and he most humbly asks this of you.

The unworthy successor of Peter who desires to benefit from

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This quote seems to be addressing the Pope, the successor of Peter, who is seen as unworthy and in need of support from the faithful. The Pope is depicted as someone who desires to benefit from the abundant spiritual treasures of Christ and therefore relies on the assistance, prayers, and sacrifices of the believers. The quote emphasizes the humble plea of the Pope, recognizing both his vulnerabilities and the importance of collective support from the community.

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