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The limits of the charism in the traditional institution: Reflections about reforms of the Pope Francis on weberian key

Horizonte, 2015
The present text presents a reflection on the reforms undertaken by Pope Francis in the Catholic Church since his first audience, after the crisis that has led to the resignation of Pope Benedict VI.
João Décio Passos
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Lo stile narrativo di un papa anticlericale

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The article explores Pope Francis’s speech on clericalism, aiming to analyse the key concepts associated with this term. The author hypothesises that Pope Francis uses this issue as an effective communication tool to promote the idea that change in ...
Pace, Vincenzo
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Questioning the Pope: US Conservative Catholics and the Online Polarization of the Debate about the “Church of Bergoglio”

Religions
The pontificate of Pope Francis is proving to be one of the most controversial within the Catholic world, particularly because of the several objections and protests it has raised in the most traditional currents of Catholicism.
Alessandra Vitullo, Fabrizio Mastrofini
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Making of Pope Francis

, 2018
Jorge Mario Bergoglio known as Pope Francis today is a unique gift to God. He stepped in at a moment when the Church was feeling very low with a dwindling self-esteem, fragile and defenseless, her moral authority challenged from within and out. He was chosen by God to guide his Church as a sacrament of God’s mercy and forgiving love and to rejuvenate ...
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Pope Francis on War and Peace [PDF]

Journal of Catholic Social Thought, 2018
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What Do You Think?

World Nutrition, 2015
My hero Pope Francis My fast   Daring to be a Daniel My supplement   Mysteries of the multimistura ...
Geoffrey Cannon
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What do you think?

World Nutrition, 2014
Geoffrey Cannon on Ross Hume Hall, enlightened biochemist and on Pope Francis I defending human rights and ...
Geoffrey Cannon
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Pope Francis as Teacher

Jesuit Educational Quarterly
This article argues that Pope Francis should be understood as a teacher whose pedagogy is grounded less in academic credentials than in prophetic speech, symbolic action, and sustained attention to the poor and marginalized. Through close readings of major texts (including Evangelii Gaudium, Laudato Si’, Misericordia et Misera, and the 2018 revision on
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Transforming the Secular World through the Joy of the Gospel: Insights from Pope Francis for Physicians. [PDF]

Linacre Q
Kunnumpurath A.
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