Was renouncing the office of Pope an admission of weakness, of wisdom or… a bit of both?
Listening to the theologian Jean-François Colosimo talk about the seven years, ten months and nine days of the pontificate of Benedict XVI, who died this Saturday morning, we understand that the decision to put an end to his functions was the fruit of a mature reflection for this "intellectual" not necessarily prepared for the heavy burden of becoming pope.
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