1417, crazy year when four men thought they were pope

Title: The Time There Were FOUR Popes | Catholic History’s Wildest Schism
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Did you know there was a time in history when FOUR men simultaneously claimed to be the pope? The Western Schism (1378-1417) was one of the most chaotic crises in the Catholic Church, leading to rival papacies in Rome, Avignon, and Pisa-and even a moment when there were four competing popes at once!
In this episode of [Podcast Name], we dive into the dramatic events of the 14th and 15th centuries, exploring:
🕊️ How the papacy split in two after Pope Gregory XI’s death
🏰 The political alliances that divided Europe between rival popes
⚔️ The Council of Pisa’s attempt to fix things (but making it worse)
🤯 The bizarre moment in 1415 when FOUR men claimed the papacy
🕊️ How the Council of Constance finally restored unity with Pope Martin V
Join [Host Names] as we unravel this incredible chapter in Catholic history-one filled with political intrigue, saints on opposite sides, and a Church in crisis.
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