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Music Hey, everybody. Welcome back for a little teaser of the History of the Papacy podcast and episodes that are upcoming soon.

I would like to, just before we get into that little teaser,

send out a huge thank you to two new sponsors of the podcast on patreon.com forward slash history

of the papacy. We have Cynthia at the Constantinople level and Richard, who translated to the Rome level.

So thank you so much for your translation and who we will now refer to as Richard the Great.

Thank you so much, Cynthia and Richard and everyone else who has joined on patreon.com forward slash history of the

papacy podcast and everyone who likes, listens, subscribes. Definitely check us out at YouTube.

I've made a lot of changes over there. So I would really love it if you'd come over there and click like and subscribe to get us over there. So I would really love it if you'd come over there and click like and subscribe to get us

over the 1,000 subscriber mark onto maybe 2 or 5,000. Who knows? And with that, here is our next

step on our trip through the history of the popes of Rome and Christian Church. And who can really blame Cyprian for thinking a revelation of St. John,

four horsemen of the apocalypse-style end-of-days was happening.

By Cyprian's estimation, though, this wasn't a bad thing necessarily.

If the end of days was coming, that meant that the second coming was also

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