But Archbishop Gänswein said something else about this "expanded ministry":
"There is only one legitimate pope, but two living successors of St. Peter. There is an expanded ministry with an active member and a contemplative member."
Now, if there is a legitimate pope, then who will be the other? And in an interview with Corriere della Sera (an Italian newspaper), Benedict XVI himself, analyzing this unusual presence of two men in white in Rome, said:
"There are not two Popes. The Pope is one."
So who is the de facto Pope?
If there is no presence of the logos in these analyses, in order to proceed validly in these connectives, a true and just conclusion will not be reached.
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"There is only one legitimate pope, but two living successors of St. Peter. There is an expanded ministry with an active member and a contemplative member."
Now, if there is a legitimate pope, then who will be the other? And in an interview with Corriere della Sera (an Italian newspaper), Benedict XVI himself, analyzing this unusual presence of two men in white in Rome, said:
"There are not two Popes. The Pope is one."
So who is the de facto Pope?
If there is no presence of the logos in these analyses, in order to proceed validly in these connectives, a true and just conclusion will not be reached.