Day Two Analysis: His First Homily & Urbi et Orbi Message

The world is still reeling from the astonishing election of Cardinal Prevost as Pope Leo XIV—an American pontiff taking the name of crusading popes, crowned on the Feast of St. Michael the Archangel. Now, the first words of his papacy have been spoken. What hidden warnings, hopes, or revolutions do they contain?

Join us as we dissect his balcony blessing and inaugural homily line-by-line, including:

The Michaelite Prophecy: Why his emphasis on spiritual warfare and Our Lady of Pompeii signals a pontificate of divine battle—not just diplomacy.

The “Leo” Legacy: How his namesakes (Leo the Great, Leo XIII) hint at coming confrontations with modernity, globalism, or even corruption in the Church.

The American Question: Is his election a divine mercy or a trial for the Church? How traditionalists and reformers are already interpreting him.

Silences That Speak: What he didn’t say—and why it matters more than the platitudes.

Is this the pope who will restore—or the one who will divide? Bring your Rosaries and your discernment. The drama is just beginning.