Liu Fourteenth: From Peru to the center of the church

The head of the bishops of Lima published a video report on her envoy to the Vatican to cover the funeral of Pope Francis, being the choice of the new Pope and the beginning of Pontefat for the fourteenth Pope Liu.

Video report It tells the history and pastoral influence of the new Pope, the fourteenth Liu, formerly known as Robert Brevost. Of American origin, his life and ministry were deeply distinguished by their missionary work in Peru, specifically in Chulkanas, one of the most poor areas in the country. There, nearly four decades ago, Robert Brevost implanted a strong sensitivity to its poorest and most marginalized, and adopted their preferential option that distinguishes the Latin American Church.

The report sheds light on how this background falsifies its synod, comprehensive and brotherly character, seeking the principles of the Bible. The proximity to Prevost is connected with the Peruvian people and their pastoral work from the ocean of the pastoral line of Pope Francis, which is recognized by Liu XIV as a major figure on his spiritual and ecclesiastical path.

Since his choice, Liu fourteenth gave clear signs of his papal vision: his greetings to the Zhaidi people, his willingness to mediate with international conflicts, and his commitment to a modest church and exit. Within the framework of the jubilee, the new ink itself is presented as an optimistic leader that re -evaluates spirituality, social justice and the participation of all believers in ecclesiastical life.

The article concludes the bishops with the words of Cardinal Carlos Castillo, which confirms that the election of the fourteenth Leo responds to a common inspiration with Francisco Pontefat, and represents a return to the deep, spiritual and social meaning of Christian faith.