119.2: The Papacy Down and Almost Out

History of the Papacy Podcast

History of the Papacy

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🗓️ 15 July 2022

⏱️ 38 minutes

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The papacy almost wasn’t. In the last years of the 18th century, the entire idea of the Popes of Rome as leaders of the Roman Catholic Church was down to its very last chip and was a close as you could possibly get to walking away from the table....

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0:44.5	Music Thank you for listening to The History of the Papacy.
0:46.0	I am your host, Steve.
0:51.9	A great way to support the show is by becoming a Patreon on Patreon. And you can just go over to Patreon and search for History of the
0:55.1	Papacy, or you can go to our website, A2Z HistoryPage.com, to learn more. Traditional Christianity had
1:02.9	four patriarchates located in the cities of Antioch, Alexandria, Constantinople, and Rome, and each of
1:09.9	them had a archbishop. And in the history of the papch, Alexandria, Constantinople, and Rome, and each of them had a archbishop.
1:12.4	And in the history of the papacy Patreon, there is also this hierarchy. And in this hierarchy,
1:19.0	you are listed on the history of the papacy diphtics. And the earlier you sign up, the higher you
1:24.2	will be commemorated on the history of the papacy diphtics.
1:28.3	History of the papacy diphtics, fun fact, about a thousand years before what we are going to
1:34.5	talk about in today's episode, there was a major argument in the church whether the laity
1:41.8	should be able to participate alongside the clergy of Rome and electing a new
1:46.6	pope.
1:47.4	For a time, it was ruled that there should be universal suffrage for papal elections.
1:54.0	By universal suffrage, I mean, only the nobility and the power of papal elections would even
2:00.7	eliminate them and revert back to only the clergy,
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