Pope Leo Xiv at a mass on Friday, the next day Select Lead the Catholic Church at the Vatican Cardinal Conference. this The first American Pope in history Say he will be a "faithful executive" of the church and warn against reducing Jesus to "a charismatic leader or superman."

He delivered his sympathy in relatively simple white and gold clothes, speaking primarily in Italian.

Pope Leo said: “In many circumstances, Christian faith is considered absurd, which is directed against weak and uninformed. “In these contexts, it is not easy to preach the gospel and testify to its truth, in which believers are ridiculed, opposed, despised or at best tolerated and pitiful. However, for this reason, they are propaganda that we desperately need in our missionary community. The lack of faith is often accompanied by the infringement of many people, and has been infringed on human beings, and has been infringed on unknown people, and has been infringed on unknown people, and has been infringed on unknown people, and has been infringed on unknown people, and has been infringed on unknown people. The wounds that hurt our society. ”

Leo also preached: "Today, although Jesus is praised as a person, Jesus has been reduced to a charismatic leader or superman. This is not only among the unbelievers, but among many baptized Christians, but also at this level, in this real and real country, they all end up living on this level."

What else does Pope Leo do on his first day as Pope?

Cardinals from the United States are expected to have lunch with the new pope on Friday, and they are all ready to talk to the gathering international media in the afternoon.

Pope Leo was then the Vatican and one of the ten American cardinals in the conference.

What is the schedule for the next few days?

Leo is expected to pray at noon on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica on Sunday.

On Monday, he plans to hold a press conference.

On May 18, in a tradition that marked the official beginning of his purpose, Pope Leo will be officially installed at the Mass at St. Peter's Square in the Vatican. World leaders are usually invited to attend numerous figures, but most countries tend to send official delegations rather than heads of state.

Pope Leo will host his first regular audience on May 21, also St. Peters.