"Papal Primers": Amoris Laetitia

Written by Pedro Gabriel and Claire Domingues

Today, we are pleased to announce a new initiative. Pedro Gabriel and Claire Domingues are launching their new Papal Primers Concise Guides.

The plan is to create summary guides of the Church’s most relevant and recent documents in a printable format, as an aid for those who may wish to study these documents. They are presented in a schematized form, with many illustrations, so as to make them easy to understand for lay people, families, study groups, and communities.

The first booklet is about Amoris Laetitia, the most contested papal document of recent memory. Hopefully, other similar study guides will be produced about the most important magisterial documents from Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.

The summary guide is available both in English and in Portuguese.

If you wish to order a copy, please click on this link.

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Pedro Gabriel

Pedro Gabriel, MD, is a Catholic layman and physician, born and residing in Portugal. He is a medical oncologist, currently employed in a Portuguese public hospital. A published writer of Catholic novels with a Tolkienite flavor, he is also a parish reader and a former catechist. He seeks to better understand the relationship of God and Man by putting the lens on the frailty of the human condition, be it physical and spiritual. He also wishes to provide a fresh perspective of current Church and World affairs from the point of view of a small western European country, highly secularized but also highly Catholic by tradition.

Claire Domingues

Claire is a global IT professional/writer, residing in Portugal with her husband, Pedro Gabriel. She and her husband founded The City and the World, a journalism platform.

She wrote articles for Where Peter Is (and other sites) and provided special news coverage for Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) News Media during Pope Francis´s 2015 papal visit in the Philippines.

She was also an accredited press corps member with her husband for the press coverage of World Youth Day Lisbon 2023 and the 16th General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops (2024).