As some of us suspected, "pope" Leo seems to be pretending to be a "traditional Catholic" and "conservative", while attacking the Catholic faith and arguably presenting himself more clearly as not Catholic, nor as a Catholic pope.
Apparently in a recent "papal" message he said:
> However, when we read the account of what is commonly called the “multiplication of the loaves” (cf. Mt 14:13-21; Mk 6:30-44; Lk 9:12-17; Jn 6:1-13), we realize that the real miracle performed by Christ was to show that the key to overcoming hunger lies in sharing rather than in greedily hoarding.
Catholics believe the "real miracle" of the multiplication of the loaves, was an actual supernatural miracle where a few loaves of bread physically became many more loaves of bread. To suggest the "real miracle" of this story, is that Christ was helping the hungry and was displaying a virtue of being charitable, seems as an indirect denial of the belief in the tangible supernatural miracle that took place in the story.
We would not expect a Catholic or pope to say such a thing.
Credit to this link for the story (note that I may not always agree with NOW's analyses but they are usually correct, although I'd personally "police" their "tone" a bit more maybe): https://novusordowatch.org/2025/06/leo14-christs-real-miracle-sharing-loaves/
>Most forms of Christianity […] are egalitarian.
Haiti is a majority Catholic country. Latin America is majority Catholic. A little under a third of South Koreans identify as Christian. Christianity will admit anyone into its ranks so long as they profess, even if superficially, that Christ is king.