Pope Leo XIV Took a Vow Most Catholics Forgot — What He Really Owned the Day He Became Pope

Pope Leo XIV is the first Augustinian friar ever to sit on the Chair of Peter — and the vow he made in 1981 hides a truth most Catholics have forgotten. This is the real story of what the most powerful man in the Catholic world personally owned the day he stepped onto the balcony: almost nothing. Discover how a promise of poverty made 44 years earlier still shaped the head of a 2,000-year-old Church and a head of state. A true, moving account of the man born Robert Francis Prevost. #PopeLeoXIV #Augustinians #CatholicFaith