Pope Francis: Thoughts and Words for the Soul - Hardcover

Giuseppe Costa

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9788854408371: Pope Francis: Thoughts and Words for the Soul

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ISBN 10: 8854408379 ISBN 13: 9788854408371

Publisher: White Star, 2014

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A not to be missed volume about the man who is revolutionizing the Catholic Church and the role of the papacy, an extraordinary collection of the pope's most beautiful phrases and quotations, asking us to focus "on the essentials, on the necessary things: this is also what fascinates and attracts more, what makes the heart burn". In the words of Pope Francis, one perceives with extreme clarity the call to the most true and profound values of being Christian. The first successor to Peter coming from the ranks of the Jesuit Order, he has always condemned unjust distribution of wealth, economic inequality and poverty as true human rights violations, like a "social sin" that robs many brothers and sisters all over the world of the chance to enjoy a full life. And for this "debt" he demands an ethical and united response. In this volume, which gathers the pope's most authentic message, you will therefore not encounter a tumult of condemnations or sterile prohibitions, nor a long list of precepts, too often ignored in daily life, even by those who are living the faith. Instead, you will find an appeal to not slip away from the true mission of the Church, called to be the bearer of the announcement at the foundation of the Christian faith: the salvific love of God and salvation through Jesus Christ

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A not to be missed volume about the man who is revolutionising the Catholic Church and the role of the papacy, an extraordinary collection of the pope s most beautiful phrases and quotations. In the words of Pope Francis, one perceives with extreme clarity the call to the most true and profound values of being Christian. The first successor to Peter coming from the ranks of the Jesuit Order, he has always condemned unjust distribution of wealth, economic inequality and poverty as true human rights violations, like a social sin that robs many brothers and sisters all over the world of the chance to enjoy a full life. And for this debt he demands an ethical and united response.

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