As promised, this next talk will be, I should say these next two talks, in a sense,

are about the papacy or two aspects of the papacy of Francis. If we were to look at what he has done thus far, we could see the different documents that he's produced, like the light of faith, which really was Benedict's document, and he just signed it.

Although you can see his hand in there.

Then we have the post-synidal exhortation on the joy of the gospel,

which in a moment I'd like to roll a video,

which is a couple videos that just give a summary of that document.

And then, of course, the whole Synodod and the family which will go into

more in depth in the next talk he has reformed the Curia in different ways

we realize he's a group of eight he's trying to be collegial the group of eight

cardinals he's given two different

addresses to the curia on how they have to improve their work. I'd like the big examination

of conscience he gave them last Christmas. He has made many movements, many changes, which is

always part of the curia. I mean, that's always the case.

He has obviously taken on the whole challenge of the Vatican Bank. They found a few extra

accounts in there, from what I understand. So we're in the black, which is good for the clergy.

And most recently, right, he appointed more cardinals,

which were from all over, not just special seas or special places,

and sort of making an emphasis, right?

He wants to hear the world, and he wants to be able to hear the voices,

even of the most remote.

But in his letter to the Cardinals on January 4th, he warned them.

I am warning you what this means.

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