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When the White Smoke Clears | Pope Leo XIV Book

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Expected release date is 30th Jun 2025

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What does it mean to have a new pope? In a momentous time for the Church, When the White Smoke Clears invites Catholics to rediscover the biblical foundation, spiritual authority, and unifying mission of the papacy through the lens of Pope Leo XIV’s election.

This timely and accessible book features reflections from trusted Catholic leaders including Fr. Mike Schmitz, Jeff Cavins, Dr. Edward Sri, Fr. Josh Johnson, Dr. Marcellino D'Ambrosio, Katie Prejean McGrady, and others. It provides a clear, compelling guide to understanding the role of the pope and our call to support him as our universal shepherd.

This book offers three key reflections:

  • What the Church teaches about the office of the pope and why it matters

  • Who Pope Leo XIV is, and what his early words and actions reveal

  • How Catholics can support him through prayer, fasting, and faithfulness

In addition to these reflections, the book includes:

  • An appendix of traditional and contemporary prayers for the Holy Father

  • A glossary of common papal terms for clarity and understanding

Whether you're a lifelong Catholic or seeking to understand the Church's leadership more deeply, When the White Smoke Clears is a thoughtful and encouraging guide to embracing this new chapter in the life of the Church.

Book Details:

  • Title: When the White Smoke Clears

  • Contributors: Fr. Mike Schmitz, Jeff Cavins, Dr. Edward Sri, Fr. Josh Johnson, Dr. Marcellino D’Ambrosio, Katie Prejean McGrady, and more

  • Focus: Papal teaching, Pope Leo XIV, Catholic response

  • Format: Forthcoming release

  • Extras: Appendix of prayers and glossary of papal terms

  • Audience: Catholics, parish leaders, RCIA participants, educators, and all seeking to grow in faith

 

A compelling call to unity, prayer, and trust in the Holy Spirit as Pope Leo XIV begins his papal ministry.

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