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By Collins Roger
Roger Collins, 2013
The Papacy stands as one of history's most enduring and influential institutions, yet it has also been a source of significant controversy. From the nascent days of the Christian Church to the fall of Communism, Popes have consistently shaped European history. Roger Collins, an eminent scholar of medieval and religious history, offers a comprehensive and accessible single-volume account of the Papacy's grand trajectory. This history delves into the schism between the Greek and Latin churches and examines contemporary challenges to Catholic Church unity, underscoring the indispensable role of the Popes in understanding the modern world.