Papal Resignations and Legitimacy

This chapter examines the complexities surrounding papal resignations, particularly focusing on Pope Benedict XVI and the implications of beliefs like Benevacantism within the Church. The speakers clarify misconceptions about papal legitimacy, the number of cardinal electors, and the rules governing papal conclaves, emphasizing the importance of understanding canonical law. Through historical context and current discussions, they explore how these issues affect the Catholic community and leadership structure.