Prevost Systine appealed to the union by giving first mass in the chapel
AdvertisementLion XIV He led his first Eucharistic celebration as a pope, with cardinal voters, tradition after an election New pope. Mass started at 11 am on Friday – 10 am at the Mainland – Sistine Chapper in Portugal.
Used for a pastor crossed for black shoes and Benedict XVI Papa Francisco: In his first mass as a pope, Brevost introduced himself the next day after the convention he chose him.
“You invited me to carry a cross”These are the first words, in English, Robert Prevost, in Homemi, his phonfigate.
“I will start with some English words. The rest will do it in Italian,” he said.
“Dear brothers. I am happy to be here with you. The blessing of the Lord will continue on us.” “You invited me to carry a cross and bless this task, and I want you to walk with me,” he added.
Pope Leo XIV: “We are called to see the happy trust in Jesus Redeemer”
In his first honor, he referred to the “practical atheism” that refers to the Pope society, so the Church should try to reach the people.
“There are still some situations today, in which Christian faith is considered a ridiculous thing to the weak and intelligent people. Other security guards such as technology, money, success, power and pleasure are the preferred situations,” he says.
Responding to the question of who Christ is for every person, he said, “It’s not a trivial question.” “There is a world that considers Jesus to be a completely insignificant person, and he can inspire his extraordinary way of speaking and acting. Therefore, when his existence becomes embarrassed due to the demands of honesty and moral demands, this ‘world’ does not hesitate to remove him and remove him.
In his Italian home, the Profost cited Pope Francis again, saying, “He has taught us many times and Jesus to see the happiness of the Savior.”
At the end of the mass connected to the cardinals in the Systain Chappery, Leo XIV “An irresistible dedication to those who pay a power ministry in the church: To remain in Christ, he must be small to be known and glorified (C.F.
