The recent election of Leo XIV during the conclave revealed a surprisingly cohesive decision-making process, despite existing tensions within the Church. Despite distractions from fake news and personal vendettas against certain cardinals, the electors swiftly reached a decision in four rounds. This unity may reflect not only an urgent need to avoid prolonged conflict but also an underlying commitment to the Churchâs mission. The election exemplified how, in critical moments, the Sacred College can align on significant issues, proving their ability to prioritize their responsibilities over external pressures like social media.
The most recent conclave, while rife with challenges such as disinformation and personal attacks, demonstrated an unexpected unity among the cardinals that belied deeper divisions.
Cecilia Fabiano highlights how the conclave's fast resolution and the election of Leo XIV may reflect both the urgency and the underlying cohesion that exists within the Sacred College.
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