Leon XIV Asks the Curia to Work without Prejudice and with a Good Dose of Humor - Digital Process

In his first encounter with the Roman Curia and Vatican officials, the Pope called not to lose the "missionary dimension", as his predecessor, Francis, wished, and to overcome misunderstandings and prejudices with patience, humility and "humor".

In an atmosphere of expectation and closeness, Pope Leo XIV addressed this Saturday to the members of the Roman Curia, the “Government of the Church”, and to all the workers of the Vatican, accompanied by their families, in Paul VI Hall. In his first large public audience since his election on 8 May, the pontiff, whose birth name is Robert Prevost, chose a message of gratitude and exhortation to unity, inviting them to work “avoiding prejudices …

Pope Leo XIV asked the Curia, the 'government' of the Church, and the workers of the Vatican to work "avoiding prejudices and also with a good dose of humor, as Pope Francis taught", during the audience he granted this Saturday to all the employees of the Holy See. The entry Leo XIV asks the Curia to work without prejudice and with a good dose of humor was first published in Digital Process.