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THE BOOK
In every age, God raises up holy servants to confront the world’s darkness with the light of his mercy, and in the last century he gave the Church two extraordinary witnesses: Pope St. John Paul II and St. Teresa of Calcutta. In Icons of Mercy, journalist and papal scholar Patrick Novecosky explores their remarkable lives, friendship, and shared mission, revealing how their distinct vocations intertwined in a common zeal for souls and defense of human dignity. Together, their Christ-centered witness changed the world—and their legacy continues to inspire and transform it.

ENDORSEMENTS

"Patrick Novecosky brings these two remarkable saints together in a moving account of their friendship, their shared commitment to human dignity, and their enduring legacy of mercy. Patrick has given us a timely and inspiring book about two lives that changed the world forever." — Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House.

"John Paul II and Mother Teresa were, quite literally, saints in our time—saints among us. We knew them, and they knew one another. In this touching new book, Patrick brings them together in a way no other author has." — Paul Kengor, Author, A Pope and A President.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Patrick Novecosky is an award-winning Catholic author, journalist, and communications professional with more than 25 years of experience in Catholic media. The author of two books and recipient of more than two dozen Catholic Press Association awards, he has written for and edited some of America’s leading Catholic publications and serves as managing partner of NovaMedia, a marketing firm specializing in the Catholic market. Along the way, he met Pope St. John Paul II five times and once made Pope Francis laugh out loud—but his most important roles are husband and father of five.