Procrastination as Virtue Declared by Pope Leo XIV��All in God�s Time, and Maybe a Little Later�

In a decree titled *Sancta Dilationem*, Pope Leo XIV declared procrastination a theological virtue, calling it �the holy space between intent and action, where miracles nap.� The Procrastination as Virtue proclamation encourages �spiritual pausing,� and permits delayed penance. One bishop applauded the decree�two days later. The Pope concluded: �Even salvation took three days.�