10 habits

Based on the transcript of the video you're watching, the video claims that Pope Leo XIV ended or condemned these 10 "Catholic habits" or practices: Accumulating excessive church wealth while the poor remain in need. Commercializing the sacred, turning religious items and practices into profit-making ventures. Selective moral indignation, emphasizing some Church teachings while ignoring others. "Ceremonial Christianity", using church participation for social status, networking, or prestige. "Charity as an excuse," using donations to offset or excuse unjust behavior. Religious intellectual elitism, looking down on ordinary expressions of faith. Pastoral avoidance of difficult teachings, where clergy avoid controversial moral topics to stay popular. "Cultural Christianity," identifying as Catholic mainly for cultural reasons without practicing the faith. Sacramental consumerism, treating baptisms, confirmations, weddings, and other sacraments primarily as social events. Conditional discipleship, following Church teachings only when convenient or comfortable. One important note: the video presents these as coming from a dramatic apostolic letter called"10 Practices That End Today." From the transcript alone, I do not see evidence that this document is identified by an official Vatican source. The channel appears to be presenting a narrative and commentary rather than showing the actual Vatican document. If you'd like, I can also check whether an official Vatican document containing these "10 prohibitions" actually exists and compare the video's claims with verified Vatican sources.