From Rome: Pope Leo XIV's Legitimacy Questioned
The Papal Election: A Contested Succession The election of Cardinal Prevost as Pope Leo XIV has ignited a heated debate within the Catholic Church, fracturing its unity and raising profound questions about the validity of the process itself. While some devoutly accept his papacy, others vehemently question his legitimacy, citing alleged procedural irregularities during the conclave that elected him. These concerns, emanating directly from the heart of the Catholic world – Rome – centre on the interpretation of Universi Dominici Gregis, the governing document for papal elections....