Darlo todo, darse todo

Synopsis of Darlo todo, darse todo

This book is a biographical portrait of Pope Francis, written by Javier Cámara and Sebastián Pfaffen. The work addresses Bergoglio's early vocation, the rigidity of his formation, his devotion to Ignatius of Loyola and Francis of Assisi, the way in which his thought and his way of expressing himself in the Argentine diocese of Córdoba are forged, and ends with a meticulous chronicle of the conclave that made him the bishop of Rome. The authors had deep and revealing talks with Jorge Mario Bergoglio and also spoke with each of the protagonists of the essential moments in the Pope's life.