NO ME SALTES LA CERCA STICKER

This spike is devotional internet, not scandal internet: the attention is clustering around Pope Leo XIV’s April 26 Regina Caeli and the still-fresh April 28 Gospel reading in John 10. vaticannews.va In that address, Leo framed Jesus as the opposite of the thief — not someone who steals life or freedom, but the Buen Pastor who gives life in abundance and enters by the door instead of hopping the fence. vaticannews.va The moment had extra fuel because April 26 was also the Fourth Sunday of Easter, the Domingo del Buen Pastor, and the LXIII World Day of Prayer for Vocations, so the same sheep-shepherd-door imagery was echoing across Vatican messaging all at once. vaticannews.va Then the April 28 daily Gospel kept the flock content machine running with “Mis ovejas escuchan mi voz” and “nadie las arrebatará de mi mano,” so the theme stayed hot instead of dying with Sunday Mass. vaticannews.va People care because Leo explicitly mapped the “thieves” onto modern garbage — consumerism, prejudice, bad ideas, and war — which makes this ancient passage feel brutally current. vaticannews.va What people are really reacting to is a Gospel image that instantly converts into daily life: who’s guiding me, who’s robbing me, and why are so many spiritual weirdos still trying to jump the fence? vaticannews.va