Pope Francis bibliography

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The Pope Francis bibliography contains a list of works by Pope Francis.

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Apostolic Letters

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Bulls

Constitutions

Encyclicals

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Alicia Beatriz Oliveira was an Argentine jurist and politician known for her work in defense of human rights. She became friends with Father Jorge Bergoglio, later Pope Francis, who baptized her three children.

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