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The first autobiography ever published by a Pope—an intimate, powerful legacy of faith, courage, and vision.
Originally intended for publication only after his death, Pope Francis made the unprecedented decision to share his life story now—moved by the urgent challenges of our time and the upcoming 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope. The result is Hope: a deeply human and spiritually resonant memoir that serves as a testament to his journey, beliefs, and vision for the world.
“Hope vividly recreates the colorful world where the young Jorge Mario Bergoglio grew up.” —The New York Times
Spanning from the early 20th century to today, Hope traces Pope Francis’s roots in Italy, his family’s migration to Argentina, his childhood and youth, his call to priesthood, and his rise to the papacy. Written over six years with warmth and honesty, he opens his heart and memory to share the moments that shaped him—and the world.
With profound clarity and courage, Pope Francis speaks candidly on the defining issues of our age:
- War and peace, including Ukraine and the Middle East
- Migration and global inequality
- Climate change and environmental stewardship
- The role of women, sexuality, and technological evolution
- The future of the Church and interfaith dialogue
Rich with personal anecdotes, reflections, and previously unpublished photographs from his private archive, Hope is more than the story of a man—it is a moral and spiritual compass for our shared future.
Año: 2025 | Páginas: 320
Penguin Random House
