From an autobiography of Pope Francis to topics on knowledge of the Catholic faith, liturgy and relationships at the hand of God, these works are perfect for achieving new knowledge and growing spiritually in 2025.
Here are six titles you can consider.
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“Life. My story through History”
Released this year, Pope Francis’ autobiography “Life, my story through history”, shares his memories of crucial moments of the last 80 years, such as World War II, the Holocaust, the fall of the Twin Towers, the 2008 economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Co-written with the Vaticanist Fabio Marchese Ragona, the book seeks to reflect on the errors of the past and transmit lessons to new generations, also addressing contemporary issues such as climate change, social inequalities and war.
The work is available and Amazon and in the main bookstores in Latin America.
“God. The science, the evidence. “The dawn of a revolution”
The book “God. The science, the evidence. The dawn of a revolution”, by the French Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies, arrived this year in Mexico offering an analysis of the existence of God from a scientific and spiritual perspective.
Based on an investigation of more than three and a half years, with the collaboration of more than 20 renowned specialists and scientists, the text presents “modern proof of the existence of God.”
With a foreword by the Nobel Prize in Physics Robert W. Wilson, the work presents facts and conclusions that invite a deep debate and is now available and Amazon and in other online bookstores.
“Learn more about your Catholic faith”
This new book by Father Pedro Núñez, one of the most popular priests in the Hispanic world since he has a program on EWTN, was prepared with the intention of strengthening knowledge of the Bible and the teachings of the Church.
With more than 1.9 million followers on Facebook and a wide audience on social networks, the priest guides the reader in reflecting on key questions about faith and provides advice for spiritual growth.
The book can also be obtained through at Amazon.
“Globalism: Social engineering and total control in the 21st century”
the book Globalism: Social engineering and total control in the 21st century by Argentine political scientist Agustín Laje is an analysis of how globalism, more than an extension of globalization, is an ideology that seeks to impose “an antidemocratic political regime of global reach” through supranational institutions such as the UN or the World Economic Forum, and supported by foundations such as Bill Gates or the Open Society.
According to the synopsis, Laje unravels the origins of this ideology, its mechanisms of power and its implications for democracy, while calling on the various social sectors to unite in a “cultural battle” for the truth and the sovereignty of the people.
Agustín Laje’s book can be found and Amazon.
“100% boyfriends: How to pull the rod successfully”
The book “100% boyfriends: How to pull the rod successfully” by Spanish speaker Pep Borrell Vilanova is a guide for those looking for an authentic courtship oriented towards a happy marriage.
It addresses essential topics such as discernment, true love, the importance of will over feeling, and contemporary issues such as breakups, long-distance relationships, social networks, and cohabitation before marriage.
The author invites readers to build solid relationships based on commitment, respect and transcendent love, challenging the superficiality that today’s society promotes.
The book is found and Amazon and in bookstores.
“Brief History of the Roman Mass”
the book Brief History of the Roman Mass by Father Michael Lang is an accessible work that explores the historical evolution of the Mass from its origins at the Last Supper to the present day.
The author, a priest and scholar with a passion for liturgy, details how the basic structure of the Roman rite developed and how its essential elements reflect a historical continuity that connects the faithful to the apostles and Jesus. With a practical and theological approach, the work seeks to help Catholics better understand the liturgy to participate more consciously and deeply in the Eucharist.
The book can be purchased by Amazon.
Diego Lopez Marina
I was born in 1991. I have a degree in Communication Sciences. Since 2015 I have worked as a digital journalist. I started my career at the Peruvian newspaper El Comercio. In 2016, I started as an editor at ACI Prensa and I have worked as a web editor since 2018. Starting in 2024, I write the newsletter for social media. I specialize in Catholic news focused on the defense of life and family, international politics, technology, popular culture and the Vatican.