Everyone wants to give their hot take on the new Pope. Whether it's a return to form or he's Francis 2.0 or he's a centrist or he's not the real Pope. Timothy Gordon and Brian Holdsworth already have had a debate about him. This is absolutely ridiculous.
My brethren, he has only been Pope for a couple of days. Let his pontificate speak for itself in due time. Speak about him to others less and speak your well wishes and worries about him to God in prayer.
Everyone wants to give their hot take on the new Pope. Whether it's a return to form or he's Francis 2.0 or he's a centrist or he's not the real Pope. Timothy Gordon and Brian Holdsworth already have had a debate about him. This is absolutely ridiculous.
My brethren, he has only been Pope for a couple of days. Let his pontificate speak for itself in due time. Speak about him to others less and speak your well wishes and worries about him to God in prayer.
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