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This chapter explores the implications of shorter conclave periods for electing popes, emphasizing the tension between modern practices and traditional customs within the Catholic Church. It also addresses the changes in Anglicanism's leadership and the subsequent doctrinal uncertainties that arise from these transitions.

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