Pope Demands Humility in New Zinger-Filled Christmas Speech
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As he has in the past, Pope Francis used his annual Christmas address to take Vatican administrators to task for their perceived moral and personal failings.
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Pope Francis urged Vatican cardinals, bishops and bureaucrats Thursday to embrace humility this Christmas season, saying their pride, self-interest and the “glitter of our armor” were perverting their spiritual lives and corrupting the church’s mission.
Pope Francis urged Vatican cardinals, bishops and bureaucrats Thursday to embrace humility this Christmas season, saying their pride, self-interest and the “glitter of our armor” was perverting their spiritual lives and corrupting the church’s mission.
As he has in the past, Pope Francis used his annual Christmas address to take Vatican administrators to task for their perceived moral and personal failings.
