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Author:   Pope Francis ,  Marina A. Herrera ,  Antonio Spadaro ,  Patrick J. Ryan
Publisher:   Fordham University Press
Imprint:   Fordham University Press
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9780823285600

ISBN 10:   082328560
Pages:   576
Publication Date:   24 September 2019
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
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Table of Contents

Foreword by Patrick J. Ryan, S.J. | xi Introduction by Antonio Spadaro, S.J. | xv Translator’s Notes Marina A. Herrera | xxxix List of Abbreviations | xlvii 1999 Anointing Is an Act of the Whole Being | 3 Homily, Chrism Mass—April 1, 1999, Year A Leave Behind Nostalgia and Pessimism and Open the Way to Our Thirst for Encounter | 5 Homily, Solemn Te Deum on Independence Day—May 25, 1999 Remembering the Father Is Not Just Another Memory | 11 Homily, Solemnity of Corpus Christi—June 5, 1999, Year A God, Our Father, Please Heal Her | 13 Homily, Meeting of Politicians and Legislators from Latin America— August 3, 1999 Standing in Line and Walking | 15 Homily, Shrine of Saint Cajetan—August 7, 1999 Educating in the Culture of Encounter | 17 Position Paper on Education at the Headquarters of the Christian Business Association—September 1, 1999 Consecrated Life Makes Sense Only in Light of Fruitfulness | 26 Homily, Mass with Consecrated Men and Women—September 8, 1999 Open the Doors to Christ | 29 Letter to Priests of the Archdiocese—October 1, 1999 The Virgin’s Gaze Is a Gift | 33 Homily, Twenty-Fifth Youth Pilgrimage to Luján—October 3, 1999 To Govern Is to Serve Each One of These Brothers | 34 Homily, Solemn Te Deum for New National Authorities—December 11, 1999 (Transcript) “God with Us” | 35 Homily, Christmas of the Millennium—December 18, 1999, Year B 2000 “Repent and Believe in the Gospel” | 41 Archdiocesan Catechetical Encounter (EAC)—March 11, 2000, Year B (Transcript) Keeping Our Feet on Earth to Avoid Losing the Way to Heaven | 43 Message to the Educational Community—March 29, 2000 Educating in Peace and Hope | 58 Homily, Mass for the Education Vicariate—March 29, 2000 (Transcript) God, Your God, Has Anointed You with the Oil of Gladness | 59 Homily, Chrism Mass—April 20, 2000, Year B The Angel Reassures the Women: “Do Not Be Afraid” | 62 Homily, Easter Vigil—April 22, 2000, Year B Hope Does Not Disappoint | 63 Homily, Solemn Te Deum on Independence Day—May 25, 2000 Where Do You Want Us to Prepare the Eucharist? | 67 Homily, Solemnity of Corpus Christi—June 24, 2000, Year B For a Millennium of Justice, Solidarity, and Hope | 69 Homily, Shrine of Saint Cajetan—August 7, 2000 In Every Encounter There Is a New Story at Play | 71 Jubilee Celebration for Educators—September 13, 2000 Help Us Find Jesus in Each Other | 73 Homily, Twenty-Sixth Youth Pilgrimage to Luján—October 1, 2000 2001 To Educate: Blending a ‘Warm’ and an ‘Intellectual’ Task | 77 Message to the Educational Community—March 28, 2001 Caring for Another Is Power | 92 Homily, Mass for Educators—March 28, 2001 May Our Priesthood Make the Faithful People of God Feel That the Church Loves Them | 93 Homily, Chrism Mass—April 12, 2001, Year C He Is Not Here. He Has Been Raised | 96 Homily, Easter Vigil—April 15, 2001, Year C Whoever Wishes to Be Great Among You Shall Be Your Servant | 98 Homily, Solemn Te Deum on Independence Day—May 25, 2001 Everyone Ate Until Satisfied | 104 Homily, Solemnity of Corpus Christi—June 16, 2001, Year C Be Engaged So You Can Help Engage Others | 106 Letter to Catechists—August 2001 The Word Seemed Already to Wipe Away Our Tears | 111 Homily, Shrine of Saint Cajetan—August 7, 2001 The Human Dimension Is Key to the Sociopolitical Task | 114 Spontaneous Remarks at Archdiocesan Days for Social Ministry—December 13, 2001 (Transcript) A Light That Is the Hope of the People of God | 116 Homily, Christmas Mass during the Night—December 24, 2001, Year A 2002 You Are Anointed to Preach, to Heal, to Liberate | 121 Homily, Chrism Mass—March 28, 2002, Year A This Event Changes for Us the Meaning of History | 124 Easter Vigil—March 30, 2002, Year A One’s Word and Friendship | 125 Message to the Educational Community—March 31, 2002 Let Yourself Be Possessed by the Truth | 145 Homily, Mass for Educators—April 10, 2002 We Have Reasons to Hope | 147 Homily, Solemn Te Deum on Independence Day—May 25, 2002 Remember How Your God Has Directed All Your Journeying | 153 Homily, Solemnity of Corpus Christi and Consecration of Buenos Aires to Our Lady of Luján—June 1, 2002, Year A “The Lord, Your God, Shall You Worship and Him Alone Shall You Serve” | 156 Letter to Catechists—August 2002 Get in Line and Walk | 159 Homily, Shrine of Saint Cajetan—August 7, 2002 Communicator, Who Is Your Neighbor? | 162 Keynote Address, Third Congress of Media Personnel—October 10, 2002 2003 To Educate Is to Choose Life | 173 Message to the Educational Community—April 9, 2003 And the Truth Shall Set You Free | 191 Homily, Mass for Educators—April 9, 2003, Wednesday in the Fifth Week of Lent, Year B The Hope That God Would Care for Our Fragility | 192 Homily, Chrism Mass—April 17, 2003, Year B Paralysis Sickens Our Soul | 195 Homily, Easter Vigil—April 19, 2003, Year B Do Not Let Anyone Remain “at the Edge of Life” | 196 Homily, Solemn Te Deum on Independence Day—May 25, 2003 Duc in altum, the Social Thought of John Paul II | 202 Lecture on the Social Thought of John Paul II on the Dignity of Work—June 7, 2003 He Broke the Bread and Gave It to Them | 214 Homily, Solemnity of Corpus Christi—June 21, 2003, Year B Let Us Not Be Disheartened—We’ll Find the Way to Start Over Again | 216 Homily, Shrine of Saint Cajetan—August 7, 2003 The Treasure of Our Clay | 219 Message to Catechists—August 21, 2003 “The People Who Walked in Darkness Have Seen a Great Light” | 222 Homily, Christmas Mass during the Night—December 24, 2003, Year C 2004 Throw the Nets in Deeper Waters | 227 Homily, Ash Wednesday—February 25, 2004, Year C The Reality of the Unborn Child | 230 Homily, Day of the Unborn Child—March 25, 2004, Feast of the Annunciation Where Did We Take the Fragility of Our People? | 232 Homily, Chrism Mass—April 8, 2004, Year C Remembering Returns the Women to Reality | 234 Homily, Easter Vigil—April 10, 2004, Year C Education for Living | 236 Letter to Educators—April 21, 2004 Enter the Light Because the Truth Is There | 257 Homily, Education Mass—April 21, 2004, Wednesday, Second Week of Easter, Year C (Transcript) Wisdom Is the Bread That Opens Our Eyes | 259 Homily, Solemn Te Deum on Independence Day—May 25, 2004 “He Spoke to Them about the Kingdom of God” | 267 Homily, Solemnity of Corpus Christi—June 12, 2004, Year C “Get Up and Eat or the Journey Will Be Too Much for You!” | 270 Letter to Catechists—August 2004 The Lord Gives Us a Bread That Puts Us Back on the Road | 273 Homily, Shrine of Saint Cajetan—August 7, 2004 “Be Reconciled with God” | 276 Homily, Tenth National Eucharistic Congress—September 2, 2004 Let’s Be Quiet in Our Hearts and Be Accountable for Our Brothers and Sisters | 279 Remarks, Selichot Service in Preparation for Rosh Hashana at the Synagogue on 2049 Vidal Street—September 11, 2004 It Is Possible to Be Holy | 281 Closing Presentation at the Congress on Veritatis splendor—September 25, 2004 We Want to Be One People, We Want to Be Family | 288 Homily, Thirtieth Youth Pilgrimage to Luján—October 3, 2004 The Existence of the Pastor Is Expressed in Dialogue | 290 Homily, Funeral Mass for Cardinal Juan Carlos Aramburu, Archbishop Emeritus of Buenos Aires—November 22, 2004 Jesus Already Warned Us That These Things Would Happen, and He Told Us Not to Be Afraid | 291 Letter to Consecrated Men, Women, and the Faithful—December 1, 2004 Give Us a Sign | 292 Homily, Christmas Mass during the Night—December 25, 2004, Year A (Transcript) Index of Scriptural References | 295 General Index | 299

Reviews

The homilies and public lectures in this volume introduce us to the serious but also lighthearted intellectual background of the first Jesuit pope and the first Pope to bear the name of Francis of Assisi. This Franciscan-crossed Jesuit has much to teach us. -- Patrick J. Ryan, S.J.

The homilies and public lectures in this volume introduce us to the serious but also lighthearted intellectual background of the first Jesuit pope and the first Pope to bear the name of Francis of Assisi. This Franciscan-crossed Jesuit has much to teach us. -- Patrick J. Ryan, S.J.

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Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Pope Francis (Author) Pope Francis was born in Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentina, on December 17, 1936, entered the Society of Jesus at age twenty-one, and was ordained in 1969 with a degree in philosophy. He became auxiliary bishop of Buenos Aires in 1992, archbishop in 1998, and cardinal in 2001. He was elected as the first Jesuit pope on March 13, 2013. Antonio Spadaro (Edited By) Antonio Spadaro, S.J., is editor of the review La Civiltà Cattolica and teaches at the Pontifical Gregorian University. Patrick J. Ryan (Foreword By) Patrick J. Ryan, S.J., is the Laurence J. McGinley Professor of Religion and Society at Fordham University. Marina A. Herrera (Translator) Marina A. Herrera is co-editor, translator, and writer for La Fe Viva, daily biblical devotions for Creative Communications for the Parish.

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