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Not a Pope Francis Treatise

I listened to a third of this book before returning. I was hoping for more of a treatise from Pope Francis, or a book similar in quality to those published by Pope Benedict XVI. This book is a series of short interviews with the Pope and the answers were given as either the short answer, or the answer is deferred for more consideration. Unfortunately, more is learned about the interviewer than the Pope.

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Beautiful, direct and deeply insightful. But ...

Beautiful, direct and deeply insightful. But the rich content can be squelched by a narrator with a distractingly severe case of voice fry.