Cardinal's Secret Insight: How Pope Leo XVI Was Chosen

The world watched as the College of Cardinals convened in Vatican City to elect a new Pope. The process, shrouded in secrecy, concluded with the announcement of Pope Leo XVI. Adding intrigue, Canadian Cardinal Michael Czerny, one of the electors, offered a glimpse into the deliberations. "I don't think we think of him as North American. We think of him as coming from the Americas," he revealed, suggesting the Pope's Pan-American background played a role in his selection. This election marks a significant moment for the Catholic Church, and the video provides a rare perspective on the complex decision-making process. The selection of Pope Leo XVI from the Americas is a testament to the evolving global landscape of the Catholic faith.