Archbishop Coynne's Views on Moving the Roman Curie Out of Rome

Archbishop Coynne expressed his thoughts on the Roman Curie, suggesting that it should be moved out of Rome due to its entrenchment with Roman culture and bureaucracy. He proposed finding a benevolent French king with a seaside town as an alternative location. However, this suggestion attracted ridicule and criticism, with historical examples like the Babylonian captivity of the church and the primacy of the Bishop of Rome reinforcing the importance of the Curie's presence in Rome.