"Magnifica Humanitas": the First Encyclical of Leo XIV, a Pontifical Bestseller
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Pope Leo XIV Pope Leo XIV has written and published a singular Encyclical Letter for his severe criticism of the capitalist political economy. I grew up in an anti-clerical family. My father, Professor Andrés Fábregas Roca, Catalan, Spanish, of leftist lineage, founder who was of the Catalan Proletarian Party, defender of the Spanish Republic against the coup d'état of the traitor Francisco Franco, did not miss the opportunity to denounce the co…
The first encyclical of Pope Leo XIV is a bookshop success in many countries. Published on May 25, 2026, the book was printed 100,000 copies in France for the joint edition of the Cerf, Bayard and Mame. An exceptional figure for a book that is expected to gain even more popularity.
In the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV says: “I wish to give you a sober and demanding journey of Christian life with which to live this change of epoch in the light of the Gospel.” (229). In this epochal change, Pope Leo XIV tells us: “the spirituality that I wish to give is that of the “wise architect” who, animated by hope in the Kingdom of God, is committed to building good in the world” (236). The Pope points out that “we all n…
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