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I Am Asking In The Name Of God

by Pope Francis

Author
Pope Francis
Publisher
SPCK Publishing
Published
October 2024
ISBN
9780281089987

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NEVER-BEFORE-PUBLISHED MATERIAL/WORLD RELEASE: Timed to tie in with the tenth anniversary of his election, this is the English translation of the Pope's original manifesto, which is being released in over a dozen other languages throughout the world.,INCREDIBLE POPULARITY AND PLATFORM: Pope Francis has over 18.9 million Twitter followers, 8.9 million Instagram followers, and was named Time magazine's 'Person of the Year' (2013). Fortune magazine ranked him number one in their list of 50 greatest leaders and the fourth most powerful person in the world.,REVOLUTIONARY FIGURE: Ever since his ascension to the papacy, Pope Francis has transformed the Catholic Church through his openness to the LGBTQ community and divorced couples. Though controversial, he is still immensely popular both inside and outside of the Church.,TIMELY MESSAGE: Francis addresses ten vital issues on the hearts of our global community, including the war in Ukraine, the dangers of climate change, the refugee crisis, hate-speech and discrimination, and the sex abuse scandals that have rocked the Catholic Church,EDITED BY FELLOW COUNTRYMAN: This book is edited by the Argentine jouranlist Hernán Reyes Alcaide, who has been reporting on the Pope since 2017 and is a senior correspondant in Rome.