TEN MINUTES (OR LESS) FOR SERMONS says the "pope," but what does God say about sermon length?

“Pope Francis” has recently emphasized the importance of concise and impactful sermons for Catholic priests, suggesting they should ideally be kept to ten minutes or less. The Pope believes that shorter sermons not only capture the attention of the congregation more effectively, but also allow for a deeper understanding and reflection of the message being delivered. In a world filled with constant distractions and limited attention spans, the Pope's recommendation aims to ensure that people are able to fully engage with the sermon and internalize its teachings. By encouraging brevity in sermons, “Pope Francis” wrongly believes people will be better off.