On the first anniversary of his pontificate, Leo XIV’s silent gesture before the Fisherman’s Ring speaks once again to the Church: the greatness of the ministry is born of the awareness of having been chosen without merit. The editorial by the Director, Marco Felipe Perfetti.
A year on from those years of Peter
On the first anniversary of his pontificate, Leo XIV’s silent gesture before the Fisherman’s Ring speaks once again to the Church: the greatness of the ministry is born of the awareness of having been chosen without merit. The editorial by the Director, Marco Felipe Perfetti.
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