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The Last Fisherman:
A new novel of
the last Pope,
the antichrist
and the end
of the age.
Firmly anchored in
the ancient teachings of the Church, this contemporary tale takes the
reader to the end of history on an unstoppable ride of terror,
sorrow, hope and joy.

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The captain stood stiffly next to his transporter chief as the
technician worked the magic that brought John Paul from the eternal city of Rome upward to
a great starship in geosynchronous orbit.
The Pope appeared with the same shimmer that
had taken him from his apartment moments before. He smiled a great and genuine smile for
the transporter technician.
"Oh well done, dear lady. That is most
invigorating!" the Pope announced as he stepped off the transporter pad.
"Your Holiness," the captain said,
extending his hand, "It has been so long."
"Yes, Captain, a long time," The
Pope embraced the captain and stepped back. "So long since you were the top cadet at
the academy and your roommate dropped out to enter the seminary."
"We will have you at the Mars conference
in less than an hour. Come, we have time for a tour of the ship. Excuse me a
moment." The captain touched his comm badge as they exited the transporter room.
"Number One."
"Here, Captain," replied his first
officer from the bridge.
"Take us out of orbit. Three quarter
impulse to the Mars colony. I will be giving his . . . "
"Excuse me . . . " the Pope
interrupted, touching the captain's arm, "might we just find a corner somewhere . .
."
"Number One. I will be in holodeck four
with his Holiness if I am needed."
    
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