The Last Canadian to Kiss the Pope's Ring - Turner, Katie; Mardon, Austin; Mardon, Catherine
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How is it possible that an ordinary couple from Edmonton, Alberta became knight and dame commanders in the Order of St.Sylvester? Journey with the Mardons' as they detail their experience of being inducted into the order and travelling to Rome to meet Pope Francis. The Mardons talk honestly about the difficulties of travelling while having physical disabilities, as well as about the mental health stigma still present in the Catholic Church. Luckily the Mardons returned home before the COVID-19 pandemic, but they speculate what it'll mean for Catholic traditions in the future. With a move…mehr

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How is it possible that an ordinary couple from Edmonton, Alberta became knight and dame commanders in the Order of St.Sylvester? Journey with the Mardons' as they detail their experience of being inducted into the order and travelling to Rome to meet Pope Francis. The Mardons talk honestly about the difficulties of travelling while having physical disabilities, as well as about the mental health stigma still present in the Catholic Church. Luckily the Mardons returned home before the COVID-19 pandemic, but they speculate what it'll mean for Catholic traditions in the future. With a move towards limiting physical contact, it's possible Austin was the last Canadian to kiss the pope's ring.
Autorenporträt
Katie Turner, MS, LMHC, has over a decade of experience in the mental health counseling field and is deeply passionate about helping people build their skills, gain empowerment in their lives, have their voices heard and live to be the best versions of themselves. She has gained invaluable experience working with children and adults with physical and/or intellectual disabilities along with comorbid mental health diagnoses. She wholeheartedly wants to help people find connection through understanding and enable them to communicate to the best of their abilities.