Chaos is the word many are using to describe the time of Pope Francis’ leadership. Both conservatives and liberals share this view. (READ MORE: <a href="https://spectator.org/the-death-of-pope-francis/">The Death of Pope Francis</a>)
From his potential replacements to the controversial legacy he leaves, Paul Kengor and Grace Reilly provide analysis from both Catholic and Protestant perspectives.
Watch the full episode to find out more.



READ Paul and Grace’s work <a href="https://spectator.org/author/paul-kengor/">here</a> and <a href="https://spectator.org/author/grace-reilly/">here</a>.
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Chaos is the word many are using to describe the time of Pope Francis’ leadership. Both conservatives and liberals share this view. (READ MORE: The Death of{ai:summary}Pope Francis' leadership has been characterized by chaos, with both conservatives and liberals expressing concern over his legacy and potential successors. Analysts Paul Kengor and Grace Reilly offer insights from Catholic and Protestant viewpoints.The discussion includes the implications of his papacy and the figures that may follow him. Viewers can explore these topics further in the accompanying video. #religion

The Weekend Spectator Ep. 37: A Catholic and A Protestant on the Pope

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