They're devils who pretend to serve the Church and Christ, but they serve only themselves. They lust for power, power at any cost. They hide behind a net of poverty and piousness, but underneath, they feed like kings and amass fortunes.
The quote criticizes individuals within the Church who appear to be devout but are actually self-serving. These people prioritize their own ambition and desire for power over genuine spiritual service, portraying an image of humility while indulging in wealth and extravagance. Their hypocrisy is emphasized as they exploit their positions for personal gain.
This commentary reflects a broader theme of moral corruption within institutions, where the quest for influence can overshadow...