 The Communion of Saints

“Marble Floor”
“Marble Floor” is a poem in which
Peter, the Rock upon whom
Christ founded his Church, is
compared to the solid floor of a
Church building.

It was written anonymously by

Karol Wojtyla before he became
Pope John Paul II. John Paul II
was an actor, poet, and
playwright.
 An Account of the Martyrdom of
St. Blandine and Her Companions in
AD 177
An Account of the Martydom of
St. Blandine and Her
Companions in AD 177
describes the terrible, yet heroic
suffering of a group of Christian
martyrs under Roman
persecution Gaul (France). It
also underlines the unity of the
members of the Church with
each other and with Christ.

Eusebius of Caesarea, who died

in AD 340, is the father of Church
history.