In this book Deborah Castellano Lubov explores the personality and thinking of Pope Francis. Drawing on interviews with major figures in the Roman Curia and the universal Catholic Church, as well as with the friends and family of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, she presents a vivid portrait of the Pope, both as a man and in his treatment of current issues, particularly that of the dignity of the human person. The book contains an exclusive interview with the sister of the Pope, along with those closest to him: ● Maria Elena Bergoglio ● Cardinal Charles Maung Bo ● Cardinal Timothy Dolan ● Archbishop Georg Ganswein ● Cardinal Kurt Koch ● Archbishop Joseph Edward Kurtz ● Father Federico Lombardi ● Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Muller ● Cardinal Wilfrid Fox Napier ● Adrian Pallarols ● Cardinal George Pell ● Rabbi Abraham Skorka ● Cardinal Peter Turkson ● His Beatitude Fouad Twal
The Other Francis: Everything They Did Not Tell You About the Pope
The Other Francis: Everything They Did Not Tell You About the Pope
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- Published date: Jul 18, 2018
- Language: English
- No. of Pages: 200
- Publisher: GRACEWING
- ISBN: 9780852449349
- Dimensions: 5.5" W x 0.46" L x 8.5" H
THE EASE WITH which Pope Francis appeared to the world at the start of his papacy is something relatively new, and is shaping the Church from within. The friendship that the Pope shows for the Christian people--which is ultimately a desire to walk together--is the same friendship that he shows to those who have chosen to follow Christ in the priesthood and who need daily to be renewed by returning to the source of their mission. In the following interviews it will be no surprise to hear people, including some who hold high office in the Church, share the amazing effect of their personal encounters with Francis. They feel themselves welcomed by a look, by Francis's look, so full of affection and mercy, sentiments that give rise to our sense of human dignity.
Pietro Cardinal Parolin, Secretary of State