Join Luke Coppin, a contributing writer at The Pillar, and Edgar Beltran, the Rome correspondent, as they dive deep into the implications of Pope Leo XIV's election. They discuss the historical significance of having the first American pope, highlighting shifting church dynamics and the impact on U.S.-Vatican relations. The duo also reflects on Leo XIV's inaugural address, emphasizing themes of peace and the potential for synodality. With a possible new communication style, they speculate on future reforms and challenges ahead for the Church.
