The Missionary Pope's Amazonian Legacy Transforms Catholic Outreach

Pope Leo XIV spent years in the Peruvian Amazon, not converting so much as conversing. He learned the language of river people, baptized by canoe, and carried Eucharist in a hammock. His papacy now reflects that grassroots grace. "God arrived in sandals, not boots," he told the Curia. The Vatican has since launched "Mission by Listening," a program training clergy to talk less and hug more. His Amazonian legacy is now doctrine: "If they offer you stew, eat it�and mean it." READ MORE --> https://note.com/bohineynews/n/n76af85b67ac0?sub_rt=share_pb