Pope Francis' Memoir: 'Hope' Now Available in 80 Countries

Pope Francis' new autobiography, 'Hope, ' has just hit bookstores in 80 countries worldwide. This book, co-written with Italian writer Carlo Musso, offers readers a firsthand look into the Pope's life, from his Italian roots and family's journey to Latin America, through his childhood and early adulthood, to his current role as Pope. The text includes personal photographs and unpublished material provided by the Pope himself, making it a unique and intimate glimpse into his life.

The book was originally intended to be published posthumously, but due to the Jubilee Year of Hope, it was released at the beginning of the Holy Year. 'Hope' is now available in English through Random House in the U. S. and Viking in the UK. It covers significant moments in the Pope's papacy, as well as his thoughts on important global issues like wars, religion, social policies, and the environment. Random House describes it as a touching and engaging memoir that will captivate readers worldwide.

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