Some say that the tradition of #AprilFoolDay comes from the change of the New Year from April 1 to January in the #Gregorian calendar, with the help of the #Jesuits in 1582. It’s fun to think that the #pope would let such a young #Catholic order mess with the calendar like that. https://t.co/1kw66oSggr

Some say that the tradition of #AprilFoolDay comes from the change of the New Year from April 1 to January in the #Gregorian calendar, with the help of the #Jesuits in 1582. It’s fun to think that the #pope would let such a young #Catholic order mess with the calendar like that. pic.twitter.com/1kw66oSggr

— Michael Rogers, SJ (@mrogerssj) April 1, 2019

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