According to America magazine, “The most important Catholic group that you may never have heard of is the Sant’Egidio community.” National Catholic Reporter stated that Sant’Egidio has managed “to broker peace accords in war-ravaged countries, pressure the United Nations to pass a worldwide moratorium on the death penalty, and run one of the most successful […]

This book offers a profound reflection on Pope Francis’s mission to go to the margins in Christian history — from the early Church, to the program of St. Francis, the Worker Priests in France, and the witness of modern figures such as Charles de Foucauld and Mother Maria Skobtsova.