Leo XIV requests Curia to work without a good bias and dose of humor
he Pope Liu XIV Korea asked the “government” of the church, and the Vatican workers who Work “avoid biases and also a good dose of humor, Pope Francis also learned. “This has confirmed during the audience that he granted on Saturday all the Apostolic Chair employees.
At the beginning of his speech, he confirmed that it was not time to do it “The programmatic sermons”, Instead, an opportunity to thank the work they are doing. “Yes, as you know, I arrived only two years ago, when the beloved Pope Francis has appointed me from the Dicascery of the Bishops. So I left the Chicoli diocese, Peru, and came to work here. What change! Now … what can I say? “Robert Brevost, Puntev Al Mukhtar on May 8, said on May 8.
The Korea and Vatican workers, accompanied by their families in the semester Paul VI Your missionary experience is part of your life. “As Augustine religiously, I was promising in Peru, and among the Peruvian people, my pastoral profession has matured. I can never thank the Lord enough for this gift!”
“In addition, the call to serve the Church here in Romanian Korea was a new task, which I participated with you in these two years. And I continue and continue, as long as God wants, in this service that I entrusted to me. “
Therefore, he urged, as he did in his first speech he presented to the world on the balcony of Basilica San Pedro, To look together how to be a missionary churchThe church that builds bridges, dialogue, is always open to host everyone’s open arms, everyone who needs a charitable institution, our presence, our dialogue and our love. “
In addition, he recalled that “to cooperate in the great cause of loneliness and love” you have to do so “primarily with our behavior in daily situations.” “Each of them can be a unit with their position towards colleaguesOvercome the inevitable misunderstanding with patience and humility, put themselves in the place of the other, avoid biases and also with a good dose of humor, as Pope Francis taught us, “work”.
In addition, it should be noted that the Pope was received in the semester Paul VI with a long applause and then, he jokingly said: “If applause is longer than speech, then, then I will have to deliver a longer speech. Make sure. “
