When Kings Could Overrule Cardinals: The Papal Veto (w/ Fr. Richard Kunst)

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The Popecast: A History of the Papacy

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When Kings Could Overrule Cardinals: The Papal Veto (w/ Fr. Richard Kunst)

The Popecast: A History of the Papacy

47 minutes 24 seconds

6 months ago

When Kings Could Overrule Cardinals: The Papal Veto (w/ Fr. Richard Kunst)

Friend of the show and renowned papal memorabilia collector Fr. Richard Kunst rejoins The Popecast to talk about the Conclave of 1903 and the last instance of "jus exclusivae" – the right assumed by Catholic monarchs for centuries to veto a pick for the next pope (through their cardinal primate) if they found a particular candidate objectionable – along with various papal historical intricacies and speculations about the upcoming conclave to replace Pope Francis.

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