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Special Edition: By divine inspiration - Election in the Holy See
Chosen by God, elected by the cardinals
In May 2025, the Conclave has elected the American Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the 267th Bishop of Rome, the new pope of the Roman Catholic Church, and the head of Vatican City State, the Holy See.
Our guest expert, Mr. Marco Malaguti from Centro Studi Machiavelli claims that Pope Leo XIV is a compromise between the Latin American and the European cardinals, because, with his pragmatism, the first US-born pontiff can restore a “Catholic way of thinking” in the West.
The analyst considers the election of Pope Leo XIV an “oxygen mask” for Catholicism in contemporary western societies.
In the SPECIAL EDITION of the Votes&Seats podcast, we assess
- the balance of power and the advocacy potential of the different platforms within the Conclave
- what is the differentiate between “politician” and “spiritual” popes?
- what do progressivism and conservativism mean in ecclesiastical terms?
- and finally, what religious, political, and cultural legacy did late Pope Francis leave us?
With the help of guest experts and politicians, in the podcast series of MCC’s Centre for Political Science we endeavor to analyze which actors are the real winners of the parliamentary and municipal elections taking place this year in different European countries and what exactly can be considered a real victory after the ballot counts.
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By Mathias Corvinus CollegiumChosen by God, elected by the cardinals
In May 2025, the Conclave has elected the American Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the 267th Bishop of Rome, the new pope of the Roman Catholic Church, and the head of Vatican City State, the Holy See.
Our guest expert, Mr. Marco Malaguti from Centro Studi Machiavelli claims that Pope Leo XIV is a compromise between the Latin American and the European cardinals, because, with his pragmatism, the first US-born pontiff can restore a “Catholic way of thinking” in the West.
The analyst considers the election of Pope Leo XIV an “oxygen mask” for Catholicism in contemporary western societies.
In the SPECIAL EDITION of the Votes&Seats podcast, we assess
- the balance of power and the advocacy potential of the different platforms within the Conclave
- what is the differentiate between “politician” and “spiritual” popes?
- what do progressivism and conservativism mean in ecclesiastical terms?
- and finally, what religious, political, and cultural legacy did late Pope Francis leave us?
With the help of guest experts and politicians, in the podcast series of MCC’s Centre for Political Science we endeavor to analyze which actors are the real winners of the parliamentary and municipal elections taking place this year in different European countries and what exactly can be considered a real victory after the ballot counts.