Vicars of Christ

The book explores the immense influence of the Pope as a moral and religious leader, emphasizing his significance in global affairs and the media. It traces the historical roots of papal authority back to the 4th century when Emperor Constantine legalized Christianity, highlighting the enduring impact of the papacy on governments and societies throughout history. The narrative examines the complexities of public perception, showcasing the Pope's role as both a revered figure and a subject of controversy.