Like the rich man who asked Jesus, 'What must I do to inherit eternal life?' many Christians struggle with the true meaning of good discipleship: what does it mean to be a disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ? How can I serve God faithfully? What are the proper attitudes and conduct to adopt? What moral principles should we follow? What relationships should I have at work, in the home, and with others?This carefully curated and insightful collection of Pope Francis' public addresses contains some of his most probing thoughts on discipleship. From becoming an 'Apostle of Mercy' to regaining our 'Apostolic Zeal', he guides us through the everyday issues we encounter, helping us to grow ever more Christ-like in all aspects of our life.
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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