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The Pope is first of all the pastor of the Church and sign of its unity. He can be a theologian professionally, or he cannot be, as it has happened for the majority of popes. ln both cases, in his teaching as well as in the choices he makes or in the orientations he offers, his teaching and his style are imbued with a theological perspective and ask theologians to confront with them.
The Pope Francis Theology Series calls upon the expertise of eleven theologians from various Countries of the world, and aims at showing us what theology is at the base of such incisive words and such simple gestures with which Pope Francis has made us so familiar.
They are eleven easy volumes, written in a captivating way yet able to show in a rigorous way the deep roots of his thought and action.
Juan Carlos Scannone (1931), a Jesuit and Argentine theologian, obtained a degree in Philosophy (University of Munich in Bavaria) and a license in Theology (University of lnnsbruck). He was president of the Area San Miguel [University of Salvador, Argentina) and dean of Philosophy as well as professor and director of the lnstituto de lnvestigaciones Filosoficas. He taught in various Universities and he is one of the main representatives of the Argentine School of Theology of the People, independent branch of the Theology of Liberation. He is a member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts.
