The first one hundred days of Leo XIV – Voice of the Family

From late August 2025, this thoughtful analysis remains very relevant. Prof. Roberto de Mattei examines the early months of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, highlighting both encouraging signs of a return to Christocentrism as well as areas of concern regarding continuity with the previous pontificate.

The article by Roberto de Mattei, published at Voice of the Family, offers a balanced early evaluation of Pope Leo XIV’s first 100 days.

Read the full article here

https://voiceofthefamily.com/the-first-one-hundred-days-of-leo-xiv/

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