With the extraordinary figure of Pope Francis, the Church has embarked upon a time of reforms and changes of great magnitude. To shed light on this complex path, there is no better witness than Cardinal Walter Kasper, eminent theologian, faithful collaborator of the pontiff and inspirer of the subject of mercy, the true fulcrum of the whole teaching of Bergoglio.

In these conversations with the Vaticanist Raffaele Luise, Cardinal Kasper guides us in the deep understanding of the figure of Pope Francis, showing us from within all aspects of his pontificate, paying special attention to the synodal itinerary and to the Synod of the Family of 2015, As well as the next and concatenated Holy Year of mercy.

This book delineates a beautiful portrait of the German cardinal, prominent figure of the Church of Rome in the dialogue with the Christian confessions and with the great religions and cultures of the world, a man of great intellectual and spiritual fineness, model of a faith Not clerical and full of hope.