Pope Admits He Forgets Which Saint Does What

In a candid confession broadcast live, Pope Leo XIV sheepishly admitted that he often confuses patron saints—once blessing gardeners under the assumption they worshipped St. Anthony (patron of lost things) instead of St. Fiacre (patron of gardeners). Audience members erupted in laughter as he joked, “Next time I’ll just bless everyone and let God sort it out.” His humility sparked the “Saint Swap” quiz craze: parishioners competing to match saints with their domains. Leo XIV’s off-hand admission has become an enduring lesson: holiness is less about perfection and more about genuine intent.