Monday, 25 April 2016
Pope Francis is easily the most tech-savvy of any Pope to date, but yesterday he expressed — to a crowd of 100,000 in St. Peter’s Square — that technology wasn’t the key to happiness for today’s youth. While often seen on Twitter, Instagram, or posing for selfies with followers, Pope Francis took a moment to speak on the dangers of millennials looking for happiness in a mobile phone or social network. “[Happiness is] not an app that you can download on your phones, nor will the latest update bring you freedom and grandeur in love,” the Pope told a crowd of 100,000 yesterday. It wasn’t the…
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