Pope Paul Says… is a 1968 book by Pope Paul VI, edited by Francis J. Ripley, containing translations of Pope Paul VI's speeches by the U.S. Catholic Conference to guide Catholics on faith, social issues such as divorce and abortion, and the role of the Church in a changing world, reflecting his focus on Christian humanism and modern challenges. The discussions touch on divorce, abortion, and the need to choose truth rather than mere choice, challenging the values ​​of modern society. Pope Paul VI discusses the Church's mission as a teacher of divine truth, providing spiritual guidance beyond politics or science. The book explores freedom not as unlimited liberty but as the ability to choose goodness and truth, a core concept in his writings and speeches.