Pope Leo Holds First Mass in Sistine Chapel

vatican city - Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Prevost from Chicago, delivers his first mass in the Sistine Chapel, emphasizing humility and faith in his address.

Pope Leo Holds First Mass in Sistine Chapel

Pope Leo XIV, formerly known as Robert Prevost from Chicago, conducted his inaugural mass at the Sistine Chapel. He expressed gratitude in English before transitioning to Italian, aiming to bring light in the darkness of the world.

Commitment to Humility

Leo, a 69-year-old American who also holds Peruvian nationality since 2015, expressed his desire to be a faithful overseer for the church. He highlighted the importance of showcasing the church through the sanctity of its members rather than the grandeur of its buildings.