The Good Pope: The Making of a Saint and the Remaking of the Church―The Story of John XXIII and Vatican II – The First Biography of a Pope Who Transformed Catholicism
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The Good Pope: The Making of a Saint and the Remaking of the Church―The Story of John XXIII and Vatican II – The First Biography of a Pope Who Transformed Catholicism

by Greg Tobin

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Greg Tobin’s biography of John XXIII explores the life of a pope linked to the making of a saint and the remaking of the Catholic Church. Centered on Vatican II, the book presents a story of religious leadership, institutional change, and Catholicism’s transformation.

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The Good Pope examines the life and legacy of John XXIII, a pope whose story is closely connected with major changes in Catholicism.

The book focuses on the making of a saint and the remaking of the Church during the era of Vatican II.

It offers a biographical account of John XXIII and the council that helped transform the direction of Catholicism.

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