Episode 9: A Papal Resignation Special 5 Celestine V

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🗓️ 28 March 2013

⏱️ 30 minutes

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This is the final episode of the Papal Resignation Series. The Papal Conclave of 2013 has wrapped up and there is a new Pope. 700 years another pope resigned, the first Pope to retire. Pope Celestine V was a pious man who found himself in the wrong...

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0:47.3	9
0:49.3	A papal resignation
0:50.3	special
0:51.3	Number 5
0:52.3	Celestine the Fifth.
1:11.7	Okay, since we left off, we found out that all my predictions for the next pope did not remotely pan out.
1:19.6	The College of Cardinals selected the Archbishop of Buenos Aires. Jose Mario Bargolio is the next pope.
1:27.4	Bargolio is a pope of many first. He is the first pope to take the name Francis, first pope from the New World, and the first
1:28.7	Jesuit Pope. Pope Francis has a big job ahead of himself to write the course of the church on a
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