Following the publication of his first book on Mercy in form of conversations with Vatican reporter Andrea Tornielli-in which he invites all humanity to the Gospel of Mercy, Pope Francis went further in series of General audiences during the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy to delved a little deeper into the great mystery of God's mercy revealing why the need for forgiveness and for God's mercy have been his dominant theological refrains, both before and after he became pope. These profound General Audience Talks on God's Mercy elaborates how journey of mercy is a responsibility that challenges the conscience and actions of every Christian. Stressing the fact that it is not enough to experience God's mercy in one's life but also whoever receives it must also become a sign and instrument for others.
Pope Francis
Pope Francis, born Jorge Bergoglio in 1936, is known for his accessible religious writing that combines spiritual guidance with contemporary issues. His major works include the encyclicals "Laudato si'" on environmental care, "Fratelli tutti" on social friendship, and "Lumen fidei" on faith. As Archbishop and Pope, he's authored numerous books and interviews, using simple language to discuss complex theological concepts, social justice, and interfaith dialogue.
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