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Witness to Hope
- The Biography of Pope John Paul II
- Narrated by: Sam Tsoutsouvas
- Length: 9 hrs and 15 mins
- Abridged Audiobook
- Release date: 07-22-05
- Language: English
- Publisher: HarperAudio
Regular price: $21.67
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Publisher's Summary
John Paul II has systematically addressed every major question on the world's agenda at the turn of the millennium: the human yearning for the sacred, the meaning of freedom, the glories and challenges of human sexuality, the promise of the women's movement, the quest for a new world order, the nature of good and evil, the moral challenge of prosperity, and the imperative of human solidarity in the emerging global civilization. By bringing the age-old wisdom of biblical religion into active conversation with contemporary life and thought, the Pope "from a far country" has crafted a challenging proposal for the human future that is without parallel in the modern world.
Weigel explores new information about the Pope's role in some of the recent past's most stirring events, including the fall of communism; the Vatican/Israel negotiation of 1991-92; the collapse of the Philippine, Chilean, Nicaraguan, and Paraguayan dictatorships during the 1980s; and the epic papal visit to Cuba. Weigel also includes previously unpublished papal correspondence with Leonid Brezhnev, Mikhail Gorbachev, and Deng Xiaoping, and draws on hitherto unavailable autobiographical reminiscences by the Pope.
Witness to Hope also discusses the Pope's efforts to build bridges to other Christian communities, and to Judaism, Islam, and other great world religions; presents an analysis of John Paul's proposals for strengthening democratic societies in the twenty-first century; and offers synopses of every major teaching document in the pontificate.
Critic Reviews
"The book is rich in new detail....The book is well written and Weigel's command of the material is impressive." (Publishers Weekly)
"A book that will become a standard for students of church history and that sheds light on the history of the 20th century for everyone." (The New York Times Book Review)
"A tremendous achievement." (Washington Post)
"Well-wrought and comprehensive." (Wall Street Journal)
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- sms
- Nashville
- 08-20-07
Outstanding
This is an incredible story; the story of a man who challenged adversity at every turn and rose to the occasion. I'm proud of this leader and his contributions to the beginning of this new millenium. I wish I could get the unabridged edition.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- Doug
- St. Louis MO, USA
- 02-18-07
The best biography of John Paul II
This is the best book on the greatest man of our time. I give it four stars only because it is abridged. Also it ends around 1998/1999, when it was originally published. I'd love to see an update with the rest of the story, and in an unabridged audio format.
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- Andrew
- Streetsboro, Ohio, United States
- 03-04-13
If you want to learn more about Pope John Paul II
What did you love best about Witness to Hope?
This book gave me insight into the Pope that I did not have before. I really enjoyed learning more about him as a person!
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- Stephen Z
- 07-30-15
John Paul the Great Biography
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
There was a description of how generous the pope was in Poland, giving away his razor if he was given one. This demonstrates the beauty of his life, but also the detail that Weigel goes into.
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- Lobo
- 07-06-15
Outstanding!!
Well written, fascinating and inspirational biography on an outstanding man. St. Pope John Paul the Great, pray for us and our country!
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- David McConnell
- 01-24-15
Deep insights into a Pope I already respected.
My favorite is when John Paul II is elected, a moment that changed our world forever. Great narrator great book.
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- Steve, Detroit
- 08-29-10
God Bless Our Pope
Absolutely amazing. One of a kind. A must have for everyone. My only complaint about the audio version is that it is abridged. George Weigel does a great job portraying a man that everyone felt they have already known for years.
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- Chris Trummer
- 06-03-16
Outstanding!
A beautiful account of the life of the greatest man of the 20th century! A must read (or listen!) for anyone who cares about the history of the last century and the direction of the future, not only of the Catholic Church, but of the world.
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- Peety7d7d
- Santa Monica, CA
- 09-04-18
Incredible read!
Great book, made both my mind and heart swoon. Very inspirational, and offers great context for history buffs as well.
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- Silvia B. Espinosa
- 07-02-18
A masterful account of a great and holy man!
What a remarkable life and a remarkable account by Weigel! The author has great insight and a masterful command of the complex historical, philosophical and theological forces at work in the life of this complex, profound and holy man, Pope John Paul II. It is a marvel to discover what an extraordinary impact and force for good JPII had on the Church and the world! To see how Christ is at the summit of all things human and the great dignity bestowed on us by the God-Man. I love JPII’s Christocentric humanism. It’s the answer to our crisis of civilization. I savored every moment and every word! I will listen to it again and many times over. There are so many gems to contemplate here!
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- Anonymous User
- 05-07-18
Recommend to all
This was a superb biography. Written so well by - it must be said - a great admirer of the Pope. I listened to the abridged audio book. Narrator was very good. Overall a very engaging book that I would recommend to everyone, Pope John Paul II was a very consequential leader.
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- Dezy
- 10-27-17
inspiring
A truely great and inspirational human being. i reccomend that every christian and non christian alike should listen to this book
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- Andrew
- 04-27-17
Exceeds expectations
Great content supported by well informed writer.
Narrator was awesome! I am listening to this again.