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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 401 of 528
Finished the main part of the book, review upcoming
— Feb 23, 2026 04:43AM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 393 of 528
Update: author is not a big fan of John Paul II
— Feb 22, 2026 07:58PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
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The author reeeeeeaalllyyy loves John XXIII. Of course, John XXIII was an incredible and saintly pope. But I am a little put off by the total lack of historical objectivity in this section.
— Feb 22, 2026 01:50PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 351 of 528
Can’t wait to hear what he has to say about John Paul II
— Feb 20, 2026 04:21AM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 308 of 528
When I become pope I’m definitely gonna make my nephews cardinals, that would be so fun.
— Feb 17, 2026 12:18PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 278 of 528
Alright, the popes of the last 150 years have been pretty solid, whatever people online say. There were some absolute mad lads in the 14th and 15th centuries.
— Feb 13, 2026 04:12PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 251 of 528
This guy is obsessed with applying current canon law concerning papal elections to previous ages
— Feb 03, 2026 01:28PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 206 of 528
The actual book is 400 pages so I’m over halfway. The rest is appendices and what not.
— Jan 30, 2026 06:53PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
is on page 174 of 528
He also does this annoying thing of reminding you that the pope wasn’t supposed to come from outside of Rome and the law just gets ignored. We get it man, at some point they stopped caring.
— Jan 20, 2026 08:33PM
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Fr. Zachary Brasseur
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He does this annoying thing where whenever certain terms, such as “pallium”, “Monothelitism”, “Arianism”, etc. come up he gives a definition in parentheses. We’re in the 8th century and pope #89. The constant rehashing of these phrases is not needed.
— Jan 13, 2026 08:24AM
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