Editor-in-Chief Marco Felipe Perfetti reflects on Leo XIV’s homily at the Chrism Mass, in which the Pontiff warns against a distortion that has run through the Church’s life for centuries: proclamation that ceases to serve and begins instead to be guided by possession, influence and control.
Leo XIV and the corruption of mission by power
Editor-in-Chief Marco Felipe Perfetti reflects on Leo XIV’s homily at the Chrism Mass, in which the Pontiff warns against a distortion that has run through the Church’s life for centuries: proclamation that ceases to serve and begins instead to be guided by possession, influence and control.
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