Australian Catholic leaders to receive Papal honors
Aug. 9, 2013
Pope Francis has recently named three South Australian Catholics to the Order of St. Gregory the Great, the single highest honor the Pope can bestow on an individual. “Their lives are exemplary models of Christian living, and all of them are well recognized in the community as people of the highest integrity, distinction and leadership,” stated Archbishop Philip E. Wilson of Adelaide, Australia.
Source: Catholic New Agency
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