<p>This book expresses support for the Catholic sainthood of Blessed Karl Austria&rsquo;s last emperor while presenting a firm stance against monarchy and Christian fundamentalism.</p><p>Contrary to some advocates for Karl&rsquo;s cause the author is a believer in democracy and a critic of the House of Habsburg. She promotes Karl&rsquo;s sainthood due to her strong convictions about Karl&rsquo;s heroism as a husband father soldier leader and peacemaker.</p><p>Some subjects discussed include:<br />- Why canonize anybody?<br />- Misrepresentations of Karl: A Growing Problem<br />- An Anti-Monarchist&rsquo;s Case for Karl<br />- Karl and Pope Francis<br />- An Advocate for Cultural and Religious Tolerance<br />- The &ldquo;Peace Ruler&rdquo;</p><p>The book is not a biography but a collection of personal reflections and insights advancing the opinion that Karl if he were made an &ldquo;official saint&quot; would be a positive influence for people of all walks of life in the world today. &nbsp;</p><p>The author also discusses Karl&rsquo;s influence in her own life as a role model and the story of how she got to be named after Karl&rsquo;s wife Empress Zita.</p>