Free under grace. At the school of Saint Augustine in the face of the challenges of history

Robert Francis Prevost. Free Under Grace – The Early Writings of Robert F. Prevost is a valuable book for gaining a closer understanding of the spiritual, pastoral, and human thought of Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, the first Augustinian pope and a figure profoundly shaped by his missionary experience, service to the Church, and the spirituality of Saint Augustine.

This work collects Prevost's early writings and offers readers an authentic insight into the roots of his vocation, his love for God's grace, and his vision of a Church close to people, capable of accompanying, educating, and serving them. The title Free Under Grace evokes a central theme of Christian life: true freedom is born from encountering Christ and from trusting surrender to the action of grace.

An ideal volume for those who wish to explore the figure of Pope Leo XIV in greater depth, learn about Robert F. Prevost's spiritual journey, and discover the foundations of his thought before his election to the papacy. It is recommended reading for those seeking current Catholic books, texts on the contemporary Church, Augustinian spirituality, and testimonies capable of illuminating the relationship between faith, mission, and service.

Why choose this book:

• Collects the early writings of Robert Francis Prevost
• Helps readers get to know the figure of Pope Leo XIV better
• Explores themes such as grace, freedom, faith, and vocation
• Offers an insight into Augustinian spirituality
• Ideal for those who follow the life of the Church and the new pontificate
• Recommended for readers interested in Catholic books, current religious affairs, and spiritual formation
• A useful text for understanding the roots of Prevost's pastoral thought