The unintended consequences of Pope Benedict XVI's resignation

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Pope Benedict XVI's papacy was one of unintended consequences, argues Christopher Bellitto, and the 10-year post-resignation period from 2013-2022 was no exception.
While Pope Benedict displayed great humility in resigning the papacy, his decisions to take the name "Pope Emeritus", wear a white cassock, and periodically conduct interviews and release statements, raise procedural and theological questions for the Catholic Church. What norms, if any, should be established for the seeming inevitable resignations of future popes?
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01:05 - The historical precedence for a papal resignation prior to 2013
03:30 - How Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's post-resignation years created false narratives
11:00 - The impact of a pope emeritus on Pope Francis
12:36 - Making sense of a "traditional" pope breaking with tradition to resign
*Note: Pope Francis, like his predecessors, drafted a letter indicating that he would resign if incapacitated.
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@penelopecarterdougherty8575 Год назад

Benedict XVI resigned due to age and infirmity because he witnessed, firsthand through JP II, the absolute danger to the Church when a sick and feeble man refuses to release the helm. This is, of course, the same reason that Francis has already announced that he's already written a resignation letter.

@thebacons5943 Год назад

What about every Pope before him? Were they all wrong in your view?

@isabelmedina6057 Год назад

Great pope and teacher. Eternally gracefully for him.

@miryambarnabas2424 Год назад

*Santo Subito!*

@opencurtin Год назад

The problem with the modern age is people are living longer even if you pick an older Pope he may live longer but may still not be able to carry out his vocation because of advanced age so resigning is the best option if you pick a younger pope you may have a Papal rein that goes on too long like that of JP2 , he did the church a service by resigning...

@GermanShepherd1983 Год назад

I agree. JP2 should have resigned 10 years sooner than he did.

@Winston-op5de Год назад

@@GermanShepherd1983 Without the daily advise JP2 got from Benedict XVI, he would have had to resign too. Unfortunately, Benedict XVI didn't have that, and he knew that as he aged he would need someone, he trusted, to advise him and support him.Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI was a blessing to the Universal Church, May he rest in peace.

@MadMax31577 Год назад

Sadly Pope Benedict XVI abandoned his flock for fear of the wolves. Now the wolves have taken over the Church, and the Chair

@ShirleyAnnPetrillo-oj7sc Год назад

@MadMaxRocketansky I think you’re right. Possibly. Jesus clearly warned about Wolves in sheep’s clothing. Wolves in the religious arena. Was Benedict saying without words “I am the (real) Pope” ? (1) the way he continued to dress (2) how he was dressed in coffin (3) how he used his Pope title (4) that he remained living inside Vatican City Sex Scandal, 1 time public statement about Islam, Interviews + Letter that wasn’t his style ~ all make me wonder about Corruption, Collusion, Censorship, Blackmail. UN-Solved Mystery. “Jesus I love You” is perhaps the best possible clue to who he was.

@tjdomerny4847 Год назад

Sebastian, put a tie on. Please.

@chrisboone5069 Год назад

Don't forget that all the ATM machines stopped working at a time before Benedict's resignation, and they all started working again either when he stated he was going to resign, or it was when Francis was elected. Interesting!🤔

@chrisboone5069 Год назад

Francis has written a letter that he will resign in the event he is incapacitated. You failed to mention that.

@mick1gallagher Год назад

He was incapacitated the day he became a priest by his lack of interest in girls. Any young healthy man that has no interest in girls is sick and nobody can dispute this. The next best thing is make a weirdo of a priest out of this thing

@chrisboone5069 Год назад

@@mick1gallagher Jesus said in Matthew 19: 9-12, Paul wrote 1st Corinthians 7:7-8. What do you think after reading this?

@mick1gallagher Год назад

@@chrisboone5069 is that a copy of playboy you're stuttering about

@Winston-op5de Год назад

I disagree that he should not have worn the white habit of a Pope. When he resigned the papacy, he was no longer oficially the Pope; However the Papacy as the priesthood is given for life. Once a pope has officially resigned, although he is no longer the official pope, he is still a pope and for that reason he chose the title Pope Emeritus but he still wore the pope habit. He was an incredible gift given to us by God, May Pope Benedict XVI rest in peace.

@nkila10 Год назад

The professor's presentation seems well balanced and useful in the suggestions he made in favor of a pre-established protocol for resigned popes. At times, I suspected that Benedict regretted his decision to resign. He may have retained some of his identity as the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the former Inquisition. He served as Prefect for nearly a quarter of a century.

@josephjude1290 Год назад

At a certain age mandatory retirement should be seen as being the norm for the future. Benedict the great Reformer of the church please pray for us

@sgrannie9938 Год назад

It was under his watch that so many pews began to empty. How does that make him a “great Reformer”?

@josephjude1290 Год назад

@@sgrannie9938 that goes back to the 1960s in the western countries. In Africa, Asia and in Poland the churches are packed.

@Steven-tb3qr 4 месяца назад

Thank you Pope Benedict the 16th for your prayers and achievements coming from Marktl, Germany. God bless. God bless quantum entanglement.

@huahuynh8565 Год назад

Xin chúa ban cho linh hồn giuse huỳnh văn hôn đã qua đời băc đăc kỳ tử chưa lãnh nhận được tât cả các bí tích sau cùng vv linh hôn đau khô lang thang vv bị đau đôi chân vv lên thẳng cùng với chúa luôn chúa ơi amen amen amen amen nhưng xin đừng theo y con nhưng hãy theo y chúa đến muôn đời amen amen amen amen

@huahuynh8565 Год назад

Xin chúa ban cho linh hồn đức giáo hoàng beneditto 16 lên thẳng cùng với chúa luôn chúa ơi amen amen amen nhưng xin đừng theo y con nhưng hãy theo y chúa đến muôn đời amen amen amen amen

@huahuynh8565 Год назад

Xin chúa ban cho tât ca các linh hôn các đức hồng y khắp nơi trên thế giới lên thẳng cùng với chúa luôn chúa ơi amen amen amen amen nhưng xin đừng theo y con nhưng hãy theo y chúa đến muôn đời amen amen amen amen

@huahuynh8565 Год назад

Xin chúa ban cho tât ca các linh hôn các đức giáo hoàng lên thẳng cùng với chúa luôn chúa ơi amen amen amen amen nhưng xin đừng theo y con nhưng hãy theo y chúa đến muôn đời amen amen amen amen

@constanceaverman4364 Год назад

With all due respect I felt abandoned. He ditched us after forcing Latin back on us. The church still does not teach us Latin...before Mass? After Mass? In the bulletin? I bought the Adoremus Hymnal which has Latin on one side and English on the other side because, good grief, I missed the Our Father for the first time in my life because I did not recognize the Latin. My mother is 96 and she got a real kick out of the renewed use of Latin since it jogged her memory of "the good 'ole days". He was too old in his thinking and it "jarred" me to be forced to deal with Latin and it was an odd relief when he left. I waited for the return of the rail and the backside of our Priests and thank God that we did not have that forced on us too. I don't understand why he left even after this video. Oh well. We are taught to take the "heat" for the decisions we make and it seems he couldn't take it. He was humble but too old and the bishops ought not to have elected him to begin with.