Show Notes
In a supposedly secular age, the Catholic Church is making a remarkable comeback. Pope Leo XIV held a mass of almost 800,000 people on the streets of Paris, snubbing the political leadership while French cities burn amid mass riots. Meanwhile, Latin America is seeing a conservative resurgence, demonstrated by a recent election in Brazil. Could the Catholic Church exploit this opening in one of its heartlands? Host Richard Palmer and panelists Mihailo Zekic, Andrew Miiller and Jeremiah Jacques discuss these trends and more.
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