Pontiff by Gordon Thomas & Max Morgan Witts

Pontiff
by Gordon Thomas & Max Morgan Witts

In Pontiff, Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan Witts provide a behind-the-scenes exploration of the Vatican and its inner workings during the reigns of three pivotal popes: Paul VI, John Paul I, and John Paul II. Through meticulous research, the authors reveal untold stories about the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II, the Vatican’s intricate financial dealings, and its hidden relationship with Poland’s Solidarity movement.

This compelling book offers an intimate look at the Vatican’s influence on global affairs, as well as the political and religious complexities that shaped the lives of these popes. From the mystery surrounding the sudden death of John Paul I to the challenges faced by John Paul II during a time of social and political upheaval, Pontiff delves deep into the Vatican’s role in modern history.

Why You'll Love This Book:

• Pontiff provides a detailed and revealing account of the Vatican’s inner workings during a critical period in the late 20th century.
• The book offers insights into the lives of three influential popes and their impact on global politics and religion.
• Readers interested in historical events, religious history, and political intrigue will find Pontiff a fascinating and eye-opening read.
• The authors' investigation into the Vatican’s financial dealings and the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II adds a layer of suspense and mystery to the narrative.

Pontiff is an absorbing and insightful account of the Vatican’s influence during one of the most transformative eras in modern Catholic history.