In following Jesus, the miracle worker, early Christians never imagined their lives and heritage reduced to the rubble in Roman persecution. How could they make sense of all this?


In following Jesus, the miracle worker, early Christians never imagined their lives and heritage reduced to the rubble in Roman persecution. How could they make sense of all this?

Where do we find our identity: in nation, culture, class, race, gender — or first and foremost in God and a new and international community of God’s people?

How did St. Peter and Pope Francis try to discover the core truth in apparently conflicting positions? What can we learn from them?
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