The geopolitical flex where the world’s oldest institution finally gets a leader who understands Super Bowl ads, drive-thrus, and why everything needs to be supersized.
The geopolitical flex where the world’s oldest institution finally gets a leader who understands Super Bowl ads, drive-thrus, and why everything needs to be supersized.
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The day the papacy gets an accent, a smile that sells toothpaste, and encyclicals with bullet points and motivational quotes.
The reality where the conclave finally picks someone who knows how to work a crowd, deliver a soundbite, and probably owns a pickup truck.
Proof that even the Holy See can’t escape American cultural imperialism forever.
The time when 2,000 years of tradition meets 24/7 convenience culture.