POPE LEO ‘has the
mentality of a mathematician’ and ‘knows how to govern,’ confrère says.
In an interview with the Vatican newspaper, Bishop Luis Marín de
San Martín, OSA, one of two undersecretaries of the General
Secretariat of the Synod, shared his memories of the new Pope, with whom he
worked at the Augustinian general curia beginning in 2008. (The future Pope was
the Augustinian prior general from 2001 to 2013.)
The
new Pope “is a man with very clear ideas,” said Bishop Marín. “He has the
mentality of a mathematician and a canonist. He is extremely orderly, tireless
in his work, thoughtful. He never makes decisions lightly. He meditates,
reflects, and prays. He is a person who, faithful to the Augustinian style,
always works in a team.”
He
is a man who knows how to listen, he listens a lot and listens to different
opinions. This does not mean that he agrees with all of them, but he listens to
them and dialogues. He knows how to govern. He makes decisions, but always in a
dialogical style.
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