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245 10 a| With God you are never alone :b| the great papal addresses /c| Pope Benedict XVI.;

260 a| London :b| Bloomsbury Continuum,c| 2023.;

300 a| XII, 179 pages ;c| 22 cm;

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520 a| "The Pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI was in many ways a period of great turbulence - the scandal of clerical abuse, the Regensburg speech which inflamed the Muslim world, the Vati-Leaks episode, which some have described as a battle between good and evil. And finally, not least, Benedict's sudden resignation on the grounds that, because of age and ill health, he could no longer cope with the pressures and exigencies of high office. We have also learned subsequently that he suffered from extended periods of insomnia. And yet, as obituarists and chroniclers of this Pontificate have written, he was a great Pope and a Pope-Theologian of formidable intellect who wrote a number of important books, explaining clearly the fundamentals of Christian belief. His writings were voluminous but a unique insight into his thoughts and character. He is seen clearly in this collection of the major addresses he delivered during his time as Pope. These addresses make up the content of this book. They were given to a variety of audiences - the Cardinals in Rome, the students in Regensburg, his address at Auschwitz/Birkenau, the Members of the House of Lords and House of Commons, and German Reichstag in Berlin. And finally, to the People of Ireland. All the texts in this book were approved by Pope Benedict XVI himself and are assembled here in a book for the first time. In spite of contrary opinions, one thing is clear from this book: there is real continuity between the teaching and vision of Pope Benedict and that of his successor Pope Francis. Both, in their own ways, were committed to the Conciliar teachings of Vatican II, and in particular the assertion that the Church needs the world and the world needs the Church,"--Back cover.;

505 0 a| Preface by Fr Federico Lambardi -- Christ Guides the Church -- The Second Vatican Council: A Force to Renew the Church -- Only With God Can We Create a Real Revolution -- The Holocaust: A Warning Against Evil -- Reason: A Guard Against Pure Subjectivism -- Meeting God by the Use of Reason -- Religion Is Vital for Society -- The Priest Bears Witness to God's Mercy -- With God Human Rights Are Assured -- My Deep Thanks to God and to All of You -- Appendix: Pastoral Letter to the People of Ireland -- Notes.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-179);

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With God you are never alone : the great papal addresses / Pope Benedict XVI.

Author/creator	Benedict author.
Format	Book
Publication Info	London : Bloomsbury Continuum, 2023.
Description	XII, 179 pages ; 22 cm
Subjects	Benedict XVI, Pope, 1927-2022. Catholic Church--Doctrines.

Contents	Preface by Fr Federico Lambardi -- Christ Guides the Church -- The Second Vatican Council: A Force to Renew the Church -- Only With God Can We Create a Real Revolution -- The Holocaust: A Warning Against Evil -- Reason: A Guard Against Pure Subjectivism -- Meeting God by the Use of Reason -- Religion Is Vital for Society -- The Priest Bears Witness to God's Mercy -- With God Human Rights Are Assured -- My Deep Thanks to God and to All of You -- Appendix: Pastoral Letter to the People of Ireland -- Notes.
Abstract	"The Pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI was in many ways a period of great turbulence - the scandal of clerical abuse, the Regensburg speech which inflamed the Muslim world, the Vati-Leaks episode, which some have described as a battle between good and evil. And finally, not least, Benedict's sudden resignation on the grounds that, because of age and ill health, he could no longer cope with the pressures and exigencies of high office. We have also learned subsequently that he suffered from extended periods of insomnia. And yet, as obituarists and chroniclers of this Pontificate have written, he was a great Pope and a Pope-Theologian of formidable intellect who wrote a number of important books, explaining clearly the fundamentals of Christian belief. His writings were voluminous but a unique insight into his thoughts and character. He is seen clearly in this collection of the major addresses he delivered during his time as Pope. These addresses make up the content of this book. They were given to a variety of audiences - the Cardinals in Rome, the students in Regensburg, his address at Auschwitz/Birkenau, the Members of the House of Lords and House of Commons, and German Reichstag in Berlin. And finally, to the People of Ireland. All the texts in this book were approved by Pope Benedict XVI himself and are assembled here in a book for the first time. In spite of contrary opinions, one thing is clear from this book: there is real continuity between the teaching and vision of Pope Benedict and that of his successor Pope Francis. Both, in their own ways, were committed to the Conciliar teachings of Vatican II, and in particular the assertion that the Church needs the world and the world needs the Church,"--Back cover.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-179)
ISBN	9781399413718
ISBN	1399413716
ISBN	1399413724
ISBN	9781399413725

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