Just “power of God.” I have never heard anyone say “malice” instead of “wickedness”. I like it. I also like “cast” instead of “thrust.” I like the image of St. Michael causally casting the Devil into hell then walking away not looking at the explosion(but it was probably more of a poof). I also like how most pictures of Saint Michael standing on top of the devil with a spear have him with a very mild expression in his face. He is like “this isn’t even worth my time. I feel sorry for you that you chose wrong”
2. Power of God. Now another question: do you say “cast into Hell” or “thrust into Hell”? I’ve heard both.
3. It’s pretty much all my conversations have been about lately. The most memorable for me though is a brief text conversation yesterday afternoon with a priest in the crowd at the Vatican (and briefly visible in the livestream feed while we waited to hear the pope’s name). I received photos and some videos from Vatican Square, and I shall cherish them as a piece of history forever.
I've had a renewed appreciation for the Pope. The position is critically important. It seems to be the last bastion of defense against an encroaching culture.
1. Only because it was constantly in the news cycle.
2. Power of God. Cast into Hell. And here’s another: “wickedness and snares of the devil” or “malice and snares of the devil”?
3. Yes.
Just “power of God.” I have never heard anyone say “malice” instead of “wickedness”. I like it. I also like “cast” instead of “thrust.” I like the image of St. Michael causally casting the Devil into hell then walking away not looking at the explosion(but it was probably more of a poof). I also like how most pictures of Saint Michael standing on top of the devil with a spear have him with a very mild expression in his face. He is like “this isn’t even worth my time. I feel sorry for you that you chose wrong”
1. Mas o menos
2. Power of God
3. Claro que sí... Although at home mostly with my husband. We're enjoying learning about the Holy Father.
1) Not closely
2) I didn't realize there were variations! But I've pretty much only heard "By the powers of God."
3) 100% especially because I share an alma mater with the Pope and I still can't get over it ahfdaliaphgsfdhdsfj!!
Did you go to Villanova?
I did! :D
1. With bated breath.
2. Power of God. Now another question: do you say “cast into Hell” or “thrust into Hell”? I’ve heard both.
3. It’s pretty much all my conversations have been about lately. The most memorable for me though is a brief text conversation yesterday afternoon with a priest in the crowd at the Vatican (and briefly visible in the livestream feed while we waited to hear the pope’s name). I received photos and some videos from Vatican Square, and I shall cherish them as a piece of history forever.
I've had a renewed appreciation for the Pope. The position is critically important. It seems to be the last bastion of defense against an encroaching culture.