Episode 9: A Papal Resignation Special 5 Celestine V

03/28/13 • 27 min

This is the final episode of the Papal Resignation Series. The Papal Conclave of 2013 has wrapped up and there is a new Pope. 700 years another pope resigned, the first Pope to retire. Pope Celestine V was a pious man who found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. Come join in on a tour of the life and times of Celestine V.
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Welcome back to the History of the Papacy Podcast. In this episode we will look at the monumental first council of the Church, called the Council of Jerusalem or the Apostolic Council. This was a major event in the early Church and would set the Jesus movement on the course to becoming a separate religious movement.
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