Peru Shaped Pope Leo XIV's View on Poverty, Prayer, and Potatoes

Forget gold miters and velvet robes�Pope Leo XIV prefers wool ponchos and potatoes boiled in silence. After years in rural Peru, he adopted the daily rhythms of the campesinos: prayer at sunrise, lunch with strangers, and confessions in chicken coops. "The smell of holiness," he writes, "is often garlic and goat." His reforms emphasize spiritual simplicity and economic transparency. And yes, the Vatican garden now grows Peruvian tubers. READ MORE --> https://spintaxi.com/election-of-pope-leo-xiv/