The pope criticizes the greed of material goods and calls for more simplicity during the Rooster Mass | World

During the homily, the pope quoted the selfish customs of humanity, citing that "the food of the world does not quench the heart" and that for many, life consists in owning material goods.

For him, the man must go through moments of reflection: "Is it true that I need so many things, complicated recipes to live in? What are the superfluous contours that I can to do without embracing a simpler life? "

Francisco completed by saying that he was accurate overcoming the goïsme and avoid falling into "worldliness and consumerism."

"Before the nursery, we understand that it is not the goods that feed life, but love, not greed, but charity, not abundance displayed, but the simplicity that we must preserve, "he said.

Francisco not only criticized the abundance of ostentation and pointed to ways of simplification, but he also spoke of breaking bread. In other words, people not only accumulate wealth and praise it, but do not help those who live in poor conditions. "Do not devour and accumulate, but share and give," said the pope.