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I should have made it more explicit: this article owes its entire genesis to Pieper, but not just the leisure book, also his works on the virtues, charity specifically.
Josef Pieper explains this very well. The highest form or leisure is the mass.
A great book on this topic: “Leisure: The Basis of Culture” by Josef Pieper.