The faithful in Rome give their first impression on Pope Leo XIV: "He has a very difficult time, but he will surely be able to cope"

Rosi and Martín Silva, Argentine mother and son arrived yesterday in Rome from the Amalfi coast, the white smoker surprised them away from the Vatican, where they ran to try to live in first person the speech of the new Pope, Leon XIV. "As we came we knew that he was an American", how many 20 minutes Martin. With a shirt of the Argentine selection, it has a memory for the late Pope Francis, "to whom the Argentines had a special affection". That'…

REPORTING. After the effervescence of the election, came the time for Leon to take his first steps as a sovereign pontiff. And the agenda is burdened. Among the faithful, enthusiasm does not weaken.

Hakeng added that Pope Leo XIV was known as a down-to-earth person, close to the people, and had a long track record of service to poor and marginalized communities.