The joy of business with soul: Fast & furious reaction to Pope Francis’ Evangelii Gaudium
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2014
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Abstract
Last October 30, 2013, Forbes revealed its 2013 World’s Most Powerful People with a very confident opening statement: “There are nearly 7.2 billion people in the planet. These are the 72 that mattered.”1 Just eight months on the job, the then 76 years old Pope Francis, former janitor and son of an accountant, found himself ranked 4th World’s Most Powerful – more powerful than 68 other individuals including 27 CEO’s and 28 billionaires.
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| Authors | Gaerlan, Mr. Martin |
| Journal | Malay Journal |
| Year | 2014 |
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