For more than two thousand years, the Catholic Church has been led by 266 popes, each facing unique challenges and complexities. Pontifical Management offers an in-depth analysis of the key teachings of those popes who left the most significant legacy in managing people. Javier Fernández Aguado delves into the rich history of the Church by focusing on the successors of St. Peter who offered enduring lessons for management. This book explores the right decisions and mistakes, providing valuable learning for the present. The author enriches his contribution by including key figures who, although they did not attain the papal throne, played a decisive role in the direction of the Church. Through 55 chapters, relevant lessons for today are gleaned. This practical guide can help others to understand how leadership strategies and organizational decisions transcend time and circumstance. With a clear and didactic approach, the author leads us through a unique exploration of Pontifical Management. An indispensable work for leaders, scholars and anyone interested in the teachings that, over the centuries, have enabled a twice-millennia-old institution to endure and evolve in changing coordinates.