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Dec 17, 2021 34 min

Be not Afraid

from Cross Word Books Hosted by Michele McAloon

Send us Fan Mail Pope John Paul II is undisputedly one of the towering men of both the Twentieth and Twenty-first Century. As a Charismatic, Energetic, and Intelligent man, he left a stamp not only on the Church, but the world. His greatness is measured by his love of the Church and the breadth of his extraordinary accomplishments throughout his life. Join me in conversation with Patrick Nevocoskey, author of 100 Ways John Paul II Changed the World, published by Our Sunday Visitor as we talk about his personal encounter with the saintly pope. To order Patrick's book or to engage him as a speaker contact him at his website https://patricknovecosky.com/ Charles Coulombe's excellent book Blessed Charles of Austria: A Holy Emperor and His Legacy published by Tan Books provides a glimpse of the crumbling world of Europe in which Pope John Paul II was raised. https://tanbooks.com/ George Weigel's book Witness to Hope: The Biography of Pope John Paul II is the definitive biography of Pope John Paul II

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