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100	0		_aFrancis, _cPope, _d1936- _einterviewee. _915283
245	1	4	_aThe name of God is mercy / _ca conversation with Andrea Tornielli ; translated from the Italian by Oonagh Stransky.
246	1	4	_aPope Francis : _bthe name of God is mercy
250			_aFirst edition.
260			_aLondon _bBluebird books for life _c2016
300			_axx, 149 pages : _b1 illustration ; _c20 cm
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 150-151).
505	0		_aA time for mercy -- The gift of confession -- Looking for the smallest opening -- A sinner, like Simon Peter -- Too much mercy? -- Shepherds, not scholars of the law -- Sinners yes, corrupt no -- Mercy and compassion -- Living the Holy Year of Mercy.
520			_aIn his first book published as Pope, and in conjunction with the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, Pope Francis here invites all humanity to an intimate and personal dialogue on the subject closest to his heart -- mercy -- which has long been the cornerstone of his faith and is now the central teaching of his papacy. In this conversation with Vatican reporter Andrea Tornielli, Francis explains -- through memories from his youth and moving anecdotes from his experiences as a pastor -- why "mercy is the first attribute of God." God "does not want anyone to be lost. His mercy is infinitely greater than our sins," he writes. As well, the Church cannot close the door on anyone, Francis asserts. On the contrary, its duty is to go out into the world to find its way into the consciousness of people so that they can assume responsibility for, and move away from, the bad things they have done.
600	0	0	_aFrancis, _cPope, _d1936- _vInterviews. _943080
700	1		_aTornielli, Andrea, _d1964- _einterviewer. _943081
700	1		_aStransky, Oonagh, _etranslator. _943082
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