Overview
- Pope Leo XIV, elected with over 100 cardinal votes, has begun his pontificate with a focus on theological clarity, humility, and Church unity.
- In his inaugural homilies, he addressed the crisis of faith, warning against reducing Jesus to a mere charismatic leader and urging humility among leaders.
- He provisionally confirmed all Vatican curial leaders, signaling both continuity and potential future reforms in governance.
- Leo XIV has called for a collegial approach, convening cardinals to discuss pressing issues like the vocation crisis, migration, and the impact of artificial intelligence.
- Choosing the name Leo XIV, he draws inspiration from Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum, linking his vision to addressing modern industrial and technological challenges.