Pope Leo's Wealth Message in Monaco

0:00It's March 28th. This is Global News Today World coverage powered by AI. Pope Leo dropped into Monaco on Saturday for a quit visit to the billionaire playground on the French Riviera. He straight up told the rich crowd, including the royal family, to share their wealth and lift up folks in need, saying every blessing we've got is, meant to circulate. This marked the first papal trip to the tiny tax haven in almost five centuries. Leo choppered in for 90 minutes from the Vatican, and kicked things off with Prince Albert, the head of state and son of Hollywood icon Grace Kelly. Monaco packs the world's highest number of billionaires per square mile, second smallest country after the Vatican, in one of the last with, Catholicism as its official faith. Leo handed Albert a mosaic of St. Francis of Assisi, the guy who ditched his rich family's fortune to serve the poor, doubling down on them, share the wealth vibe. In a speech at the Prince's 12th century old fortress, overlooking the sea, Leo pushed

1:01residents to use their prosperity for justice, and the greater. Good. He's the first United States Pope, 70 years old, elected last May after Pope Francis, leading 1.4 billion Catholics. With this being just his second outing beyond Italy, Leo's gearing up for a packed travel schedule, an ambitious four country swing through Africa next. Month. Then a week in Spain come June, spreading that message of generosity far and wide.