As a young man in the states in his twenties that is not a Catholic I found this show extremely powerful. It had me laughing at some points, it had me frightful at some points. It made me extremely sad and it made me so moved with joy to the point of tears. It's a philosophical and cinematic masterpiece. The show dares to ask questions that no one else has the courage to ask. It goes far beyond the threshold of creativity.
You understand that it’s not more real than say , Amadeus or the last James Bond movie or , to quote a Classic I dream of Jeanie? In fact m, at least Amadeus had Mozart that was a real person.
I don't understand why "are you a good person" is supposed to be philosophical.. For me, sister Antonia is obviously a bad person, anyone who need a moment to realise that probably has a very different moral standard than mine..
I read that Italians went absolutely bonkers for this show, and I'm not surprised. There are many Catholics in my country too, but no one seems to talk about it.
Being the country were the Pope has the biggest influence it is kind of a big deal for us. Also, the current pope is not exactly the best one we've ever had.
@@emiliobrentani7456Humble yourself. Pope Francis is elevating aspects of Catholicism that are the most difficult to embody: pure love for all creation.
One may criticize Pope Pius for being extremely conservative, but when it comes to Integrity and Honor, he rises above what we have in the Catholic Church today.
I LAUD him for being extremely conservative. Extreme conservatism is a healthy, orderly, righteous way to order society. Why does the modern church constantly fail? Because it abandoned moral conviction for petty nonsense like freedom or sentimentality.
Some of these comments are strange to me. Part of Pius' conservative agenda is renouncing homosexuality, but the show seems to be pretty clear in its implicit commentary that Pius' attempts to exclude gay people was a moral failure on his part. The freedom to love isn't "petty" or "sentimental," and I don't know how anyone can square the belief that it is with the teachings of Christ or the message of this series. The show also seems to suggest that Pius' conservatism is only a small part of his nature, which the show again and again emphasizes is "contradictory." When Brannox becomes Pope John Paul III, he welcomes in outsiders and seems to define the church as the artifice of the misunderstood, and when Pius reemerges from his coma, he praises John Paul for doing this. This is an amazing show because it is so complex and multidimensional - it never spells out what it wants you to take away from it. But I feel like you have to ignore so much of the show to walk away with the message that "extreme" conservatism is what makes a righteous society.
Was one of my favorite episodes. The whole series was an excellent moral cross examination of not just Catholics but religion as a whole. Compelling stuff
@@franesustic988 SPOILERS: I don't think he will be a cameo at all. It looks like due to the ending of the "Young Pope" its possible Lenny is in a coma etc. and the church decides to elect a new much older and different pope. When Lenny awakes there is a battle for the church and who really is pope. Jude is in the whole second season.
The reason it’s underrated is because the “costs” in order to watch this series (for anybody) is high. HBO subscription, online provider expenses, etc.
The proper reply to the question are you a good person? Would have been to quote Joan of Arc during her trial "I do not think I am in mortal sin, and if I am, it is for God, and the priest in confession, to know it."
Not really. That reply just means you don't think you've committed any wrongdoing and if you have you'll only tell God or some priest who won't reveal the wrongs you've done to anyone. Basically saying you're self-righteous and most certainly immoral.
The only Biblical answer is a resounding no. For ALL have sinned and come short of the Glory of God, and the wages of sin is death, but the GIFT of God is His Son, and WHOSOEVER believe upon him will not perish but have everlasting life. Plus, I find it much easier to simply answer this way to any smartass who has the temerity to think they are qualified to judge me.
Sounds like a politicians awnser, avoiding the question by being abstract, so no she does not think she is a good person but it is justified because it's for god. Hmm
Pope Pius XIII was deemed illicit and invalid by Pope John XXIII, Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI. In fact Pius XIII (Earl Pulvermacher) is an anti-pope.
I too appreciate this young Pope..... He is so true to say that before we condemn others or complains or points out others mistakes we need to think twice and examine ownself first, and to be leader means one should think "for welfare of others first and think for themselves the last ""
Especially to the ones he's created. He's pretty selective about whom he reprimands, being more political than probably any pope of the last 120 years.
I think it's pretty important too, they were talking about a good man, and he specifically asked about a good 'person'. Not man. Definitely on purpose.
@@jeromuscle true, but the culture of the church would probably end up being changed, atleast during his papacy. And I do think that a pope with a little more vigor would definitely end up commanding the respect of the public
If you like Piux XIII, then you would like the Catholic church pre-Vatican II. Ever since Rotund Roncalli took the title of John XXIII, we have not had a valid pope and the visible church has been in great moral decline.
@@mentalwarfare9040 I'm sure making the Church even more backwards and out of touch with the times than it already is would be a foolproof recipe to attract more people to the fold.... not
@@chetmanly4620 Hitchens was an atheist knob, but he was right about Mother Teresa. She was not a saint, and she was not a faithful Catholic. She once said that she wants people to be the best version of themselves in their false religion, instead of converting them to the Catholic faith.
@@comicsans1689 Hitchen's was far from right. His so-called source's were all within his particular community of echo-chamber Marxists, a context in which basic honesty is petite-bourgeois weakness.
As soon as you base an individuals entire mental capacity on two, seven to eight word comments on youtube you show the individual the hypocrisy behind you calling them stupid. I have managed, with one sentence mind you, to trigger two "intellectually enlightened" people. The second you look at the kill count of all Abrahamic faiths is the second you realize that it was a unfortunate, progression hampering, side effect of a bunch of sheep herders not having the capability to explain the goings on around them.
Pardon my oversimplification, I am only doing the same thing Christianity does to existence as a whole. Try not to get to mad that I dont base my entire world view around what my parents attempted to force feed me.
@@IloveGorgeousGeorge Unfortunately the bar on what defines good has been set pretty low because people have become more morally loose over the years. Frankly at this point you can do terrible things, but as long as you help some people along the way some will still call you a good person. They're wrong of course, because good people wouldn't need or want to do terrible things.
I remember something about the spirit or soul being synonymous to the breath , if this was widely believed way back , then i can see how people would assume it was a bad condition to have , especially being a servant of god. So i wonder if thats what he meant.
Ru'ach means life, breath, and spirit in Hebrew and that fact is occasionally punned on in the Old Testament. Sometimes people make more of that than the texts warrant. It's simply a quirk of the Hebrew language.
@@RobertEWaters Modern laymen have trouble with allegory and metaphor, all of which are heavily used in the Bible, even in the Koine Greek and Latin translations.
My answer to a pope or anyone else that may ask the question of whether or not I think of myself as a good person is the honest and heartfelt reply, "No. I am wretched beyond belief."
Shao Yu Mai Wang Get lost you stupid hater, follow and do good like Mother Teresa follow her example do not hate on a kind women who gave so much to the poor.
Shao Yu Mai Wang God will not forgive you for what you have said about Saint Mother Teresa what all you said is a lie made by protestants to disgrace the saints
True RightRight “Mother Teresa was not a friend of the poor. She was a friend of poverty. She said that suffering was a gift from God. She spent her life opposing the only known cure for poverty, which is the empowerment of women and the emancipation of them from a livestock version of compulsory reproduction. Many more people are poor and sick because of the life of Mother Teresa. Even more will be poor and sick if her example is followed. She was a fanatic, a fundamentalist, and a fraud, and a church that officially protects those who violate the innocent has given us another clear sign of where it truly stands on moral and ethical questions.” - Christopher Hitchens Oh, and fuck you too, you pompous ass.
True RightRight A good work would have been using the many millions she was given to build a world class hospital that provided real treatment and palliative care. Instead she allowed the sick to lay in pain, suffer, and die without as much as an aspirin. Meanwhile, she flew to Switzerland on a private jet for HER medical care. She used those millions to buy reliquaries and make more little nuns just like her (many of whom left her order when they realized what she really was).
The Pope was on a visit to a mission run by sisters in Africa, and was tipped off by a local priest during the visit about the horrible things Sister Antonia was doing to get more water for herself etc... so that was his way of letting her know that he knows about the evil things she did, and condemning her for her crimes (basically)
I think the plot is that Sister Antonia was controlling the water supply of the site, and using it as leverage to control the rest of the mission. The black priest earlier confided this to the Pope. Pope is calling her out, and I think the black priest was making a statement by smashing his empty bowl.
It seems he has at least a direct link with God in the show. When he says 'God we must talk about..." these interventionist things happen that create miracles. Billys mother and this one.
"It seems he has at least a direct link with God in the show. When he says 'God we must talk about..." these interventionist things happen that create miracles. Billys mother and this one." Because it's made by HBO i think we should look at it this way: "I know some tricks that nobody knows but i will act like i talk with god"
to those who like the ideals of this pope, you are proving the show writers right! to not be accessible is to breed intrigue then desire then need. maybe the church needs to be closed off once again to those who truly wish to follow the teachings. im saying this as an old catholic, some one who doesn't follow these teachings.
I have enjoyed several clips on this show, and it finally occurs to me that it is basically “West Wing for Catholics.” Yes, if only bureaucracy worked this way…..
Sister Antonia is hoarding water from her people and working with a UN-declared dictator (Prince Abadi). People are licking water off of the sides of a condensation chamber and getting beaten half to death with it, while Sister Antonia secretly has a fridge full of ice cold water in her domicile. Pope Pius knows this at this point, but Antonia does not know that he does.
Now that he sees the Pope is on his side, it's his dramatic gesture of speaking out against Sister Antonia and her use of the water as her way of manipulation.
Roark D Did you watch the whole episode? It’s a reference to her [Antonia] keeping the water away from people and using it to “blackmail” them. He’s giving her a little hint so she knows what he’s talking about.
I disagree with a lot of his views and hoe he wants to restrict a lot of individual freedom but I would give a lot of respect to him if he was a real person!
Sister Antonia was controlling the water supply to extract favors (including sexual). The priest was showing the Pope that they cups of water were props.
While being smart may seem like the better choice, goodness will always make the largest influential impact on your own life as well as others lives, sometimes its better to not over think something and just do it for the sake of being helpful..
Of course the nun is a good person. He mentions values which reflect the best christian person. Is he a good person? "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her."
If you go back before Vatican II hijacked the church, there were popes similar to Pius XIII. The inspiration for Pius XIII seems to be heavily influenced by Pius IX and Pius X.
The priest that did the popes confession,dropped the cup on the ground,and told him about the sister,the sister was controlling the water to keep everyone in line,that's what he meant by water problem
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As a young man in the states in his twenties that is not a Catholic I found this show extremely powerful. It had me laughing at some points, it had me frightful at some points. It made me extremely sad and it made me so moved with joy to the point of tears. It's a philosophical and cinematic masterpiece. The show dares to ask questions that no one else has the courage to ask. It goes far beyond the threshold of creativity.
What question did it ask?
@@tommorgan7599 actually this video said it all. What is a good human?
You understand that it’s not more real than say , Amadeus or the last James Bond movie or , to quote a Classic I dream of Jeanie? In fact m, at least Amadeus had Mozart that was a real person.
I don't understand why "are you a good person" is supposed to be philosophical.. For me, sister Antonia is obviously a bad person, anyone who need a moment to realise that probably has a very different moral standard than mine..
Faux moral dilemmas and mysteries
I read that Italians went absolutely bonkers for this show, and I'm not surprised. There are many Catholics in my country too, but no one seems to talk about it.
Being the country were the Pope has the biggest influence it is kind of a big deal for us. Also, the current pope is not exactly the best one we've ever had.
@@emiliobrentani7456 He sesms quite dim, especially for a Jesuit.
@@Vesnicie that's the best you can say about him.
I do, but only to lament the weakness and lack of conviction that the church wallows in these days.
@@emiliobrentani7456Humble yourself. Pope Francis is elevating aspects of Catholicism that are the most difficult to embody: pure love for all creation.
When he says "Don't be in such a hurry.", you know he was about to straight up whoop her ass.
One may criticize Pope Pius for being extremely conservative, but when it comes to Integrity and Honor, he rises above what we have in the Catholic Church today.
His integrity and honor is why he is extremely conservative.
They are complementary attributes!
I LAUD him for being extremely conservative. Extreme conservatism is a healthy, orderly, righteous way to order society. Why does the modern church constantly fail? Because it abandoned moral conviction for petty nonsense like freedom or sentimentality.
Wasn’t he a nazi
Some of these comments are strange to me. Part of Pius' conservative agenda is renouncing homosexuality, but the show seems to be pretty clear in its implicit commentary that Pius' attempts to exclude gay people was a moral failure on his part. The freedom to love isn't "petty" or "sentimental," and I don't know how anyone can square the belief that it is with the teachings of Christ or the message of this series. The show also seems to suggest that Pius' conservatism is only a small part of his nature, which the show again and again emphasizes is "contradictory." When Brannox becomes Pope John Paul III, he welcomes in outsiders and seems to define the church as the artifice of the misunderstood, and when Pius reemerges from his coma, he praises John Paul for doing this. This is an amazing show because it is so complex and multidimensional - it never spells out what it wants you to take away from it. But I feel like you have to ignore so much of the show to walk away with the message that "extreme" conservatism is what makes a righteous society.
A work of art, no super hero, no crashes, no explosions, just art. Bravo
Oh please. Superhero material like that is one genre among many. You're full of it.
@@EmptyMan000 your tag sums it all up.
Was one of my favorite episodes. The whole series was an excellent moral cross examination of not just Catholics but religion as a whole. Compelling stuff
the show is fictional.
@@tatyanamelnikoff9578 so what. what's your point?
@@derriekt6584 I think he made clear what his point was
@@tatyanamelnikoff9578 So is god
Near the mark.
Such underrated show. I wish there were more seasons.
Igor - me too. I wish they would have continued. We need more shows like this. Ones that revolve around solid characters.
There will be a continuation, but it seems Lenny will be just a cameo. Look out for "The New Pope", coming out this year.
@@franesustic988 SPOILERS: I don't think he will be a cameo at all. It looks like due to the ending of the "Young Pope" its possible Lenny is in a coma etc. and the church decides to elect a new much older and different pope. When Lenny awakes there is a battle for the church and who really is pope. Jude is in the whole second season.
The reason it’s underrated is because the “costs” in order to watch this series (for anybody) is high. HBO subscription, online provider expenses, etc.
it's not. In Europe, its hit.
Such an extremely powerful scene. I held my breath several times during this series.
The proper reply to the question are you a good person? Would have been to quote Joan of Arc during her trial "I do not think I am in mortal sin, and if I am, it is for God, and the priest in confession, to know it."
amazing
Not really. That reply just means you don't think you've committed any wrongdoing and if you have you'll only tell God or some priest who won't reveal the wrongs you've done to anyone. Basically saying you're self-righteous and most certainly immoral.
The only Biblical answer is a resounding no. For ALL have sinned and come short of the Glory of God, and the wages of sin is death, but the GIFT of God is His Son, and WHOSOEVER believe upon him will not perish but have everlasting life.
Plus, I find it much easier to simply answer this way to any smartass who has the temerity to think they are qualified to judge me.
Sounds like a politicians awnser, avoiding the question by being abstract, so no she does not think she is a good person but it is justified because it's for god. Hmm
@@EmptyMan000 No. Try again.
This kind of pope is a real bad ass! This kind of pope is one I can definitely be supportive of!
As badass as Colin Powell lying to get a country invaded.
Well, you clearly haven’t getting the core message of the show.
Pope Pius XIII was deemed illicit and invalid by Pope John XXIII, Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI.
In fact Pius XIII (Earl Pulvermacher) is an anti-pope.
@@user-hx2po3vq1i All of those popes you listed are antipopes.
@@comicsans1689 why are they antipope when they themselves are pope?
I too appreciate this young Pope..... He is so true to say that before we condemn others or complains or points out others mistakes we need to think twice and examine ownself first, and to be leader means one should think "for welfare of others first and think for themselves the last ""
Oh pish. 😝 your taking this opportunity to be self-righteous.
Don't be in such a hurry.... think.. carefully......
Oh, if only Pope Francis would say this to the current Cardinals and bishops.
He gets at them good, you just don't know it, I read it All the time about how the Pope acted against his bishops
@@marekmacik5910 do you have any articles or videos I can see
Hes too busy pandering to non catholics
He's a traitor
Especially to the ones he's created. He's pretty selective about whom he reprimands, being more political than probably any pope of the last 120 years.
I think it's pretty important too, they were talking about a good man, and he specifically asked about a good 'person'. Not man. Definitely on purpose.
Yes, because Antonia was speaking about the prince, who is a man, while the pope was referring to all people regardless of sex/gender.
@@Romanissimus he was also referring to her. He was tipped off earlier on her misdeeds.
One of the best scenes of the whole show, I was soooo hyped when it went down!
the pope we need.
"Water problem." LOL
"Halitosis is a deformation of the soul," fine I'll utilise the bleeding Colgate mouth wash!
Colgate...is a good brand, your holiness
I never realized morning breath was imperiling my immortal soul. Thank goodness I caught this clip!
EJBen007 Colgate. Is a good brand.
If Pius XIII was real, I would actually have some level of respect for the Catholic Church.
JordanTheCynic you wouldn’t know this happened..
@@jeromuscle true, but the culture of the church would probably end up being changed, atleast during his papacy. And I do think that a pope with a little more vigor would definitely end up commanding the respect of the public
Ever heard of Pius X?
If you like Piux XIII, then you would like the Catholic church pre-Vatican II. Ever since Rotund Roncalli took the title of John XXIII, we have not had a valid pope and the visible church has been in great moral decline.
@@comicsans1689 this 👆
Incredible show!
Hua Mulan seriously impressive show
Shows that twist truth beyond all recognition are usually popular.
+Adib RBehroozi Yes it is!
Jude looks like he's wearing the same hairpiece he wore when he played Gigolo Joe.
Cuz that's how his hairline is set up. 🤣🤣🤣
I swear he’s got the moxy of a pope from the renaissance.
Thats why we need to bring back Traditional Catholicism. End the Novus Ordo mass and anything that came out of Vatican II
MentalWarfare
I’m not familiar with Vatican II. Why is it exactly so bad?
AKA Borgia balls. But hopefully with a lot less poisoning.
@Arikm7 Well it WAS the Sanhedrin who condemned him in the first place so...
@@mentalwarfare9040 I'm sure making the Church even more backwards and out of touch with the times than it already is would be a foolproof recipe to attract more people to the fold.... not
Hes gangster Jude Law is one of the best actors of this generation so strong!
Anyone else notice the crickets?
I thought that most of the very powerful didn’t know, about the hypocrisy of the antonias , beautiful video.
This one was a "veiled" attack on Mother Teresa. And they were right.
Aww still espousing the bullshit of Christopher Hitchens, huh? That's cute lol
@@chetmanly4620
“Bullshit” such as?
@@chetmanly4620 Indisputable historical facts aren't exactly bullshit.
@@chetmanly4620 Hitchens was an atheist knob, but he was right about Mother Teresa. She was not a saint, and she was not a faithful Catholic. She once said that she wants people to be the best version of themselves in their false religion, instead of converting them to the Catholic faith.
@@comicsans1689 Hitchen's was far from right. His so-called source's were all within his particular community of echo-chamber Marxists, a context in which basic honesty is petite-bourgeois weakness.
Sister Antonia's breath would knock a buzzard off a shit-wagon!
He's so cute, fine, good looking! I freaking love Jude Law!♡♡♡
He looks great as pope
TO really enjoy this drama.
Must watch it all... Brilliant drama...
One of the best episodes!
Sometimes being a good leader means being a bastard
Travis Johnson being a mean bastard that is
I'm enjoying this young pope show only 2 episodes left 😢
This Pope is truly a Saint!!!!! His wrath is Gods wrath, his love is Gods love, we in reality, need a Pope like this one!!!
The only problem is that neither exist.
Still believe in wizard men in the sky huh?
Still have a Golden Retriever's understanding of Christian theology huh?
As soon as you base an individuals entire mental capacity on two, seven to eight word comments on youtube you show the individual the hypocrisy behind you calling them stupid. I have managed, with one sentence mind you, to trigger two "intellectually enlightened" people. The second you look at the kill count of all Abrahamic faiths is the second you realize that it was a unfortunate, progression hampering, side effect of a bunch of sheep herders not having the capability to explain the goings on around them.
Pardon my oversimplification, I am only doing the same thing Christianity does to existence as a whole. Try not to get to mad that I dont base my entire world view around what my parents attempted to force feed me.
Well I'm not a good person, because of imperfections, I try to do what is right .. but I fail lots of time. .. but right examing my self. 👍
This is all we can ask of each other
@@IloveGorgeousGeorge Unfortunately the bar on what defines good has been set pretty low because people have become more morally loose over the years. Frankly at this point you can do terrible things, but as long as you help some people along the way some will still call you a good person. They're wrong of course, because good people wouldn't need or want to do terrible things.
WATER PROBLEM.
Gotta be the hottest scorching ever LOL. Love this show😂😂😂
I remember something about the spirit or soul being synonymous to the breath , if this was widely believed way back , then i can see how people would assume it was a bad condition to have , especially being a servant of god. So i wonder if thats what he meant.
Duan Torruellas - true. Spirit actually means “breath”, too.
Ru'ach means life, breath, and spirit in Hebrew and that fact is occasionally punned on in the Old Testament. Sometimes people make more of that than the texts warrant. It's simply a quirk of the Hebrew language.
@@RobertEWaters Modern laymen have trouble with allegory and metaphor, all of which are heavily used in the Bible, even in the Koine Greek and Latin translations.
He has a good point, a very good point. Why did he accuse her of having halitosis? Am I missing something?
ghosted166 I think it was to mock her for having "Christian Values". Like when he asked her which values she holds.
Why did Jesus preach about halitosis? The Pope is being a little bitchy here.
The halitosis is in reference to her eating the other nun's pussy.
ghosted166 - Matthew 15 & Mark 7. Great handle, btw.
Its the reason why Voiello made her take two breath mints before meeting the Pope.
My answer to a pope or anyone else that may ask the question of whether or not I think of myself as a good person is the honest and heartfelt reply, "No. I am wretched beyond belief."
Actually, this is how the church in Rome seems to operate.
I LOVED this series and the New Pope. My favorite HBO series. I would like to see the third series.
for all have sinner and come stonr to the glory of God
For those who don’t understand: “For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.” It’s from Paul’s Letter to the Romans, Chapter 3 verse 23.
Now if this was the type of Pope the Catholic Church had today, I’d actually have some respect for the institution
Good sir, what type of Pope does the Catholic Church have today?
@@MrLawle a useless one like most popes for the last century give or take 10 years
Save the crusades for the history books, keyboard warrior
Don't get cheap on me, sister Antonia.
The million dollar question!
Pius snapped
SAVAGE!!!
I want to know how makes the cassocks and what they do with them when they’re finished...
AMEN, AMEN, AMEN.
Jude Law! ❤️❤️❤️💥💥💥👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The worst thing is to believe one's is a "good person"
and she call herself a *"Saint"*
Wow😱😱 great Words
Such a badass scene...
Nothing like rightfully craping on mother Teresa!
Only a turd sandwich would say something like that. You and the weird Shao boy are two of a feather.
Shao Yu Mai Wang Just fuck off there will always be haters like you spreading hate about good people
Shao Yu Mai Wang Okay so tell me what you know about Mother Teresa
Shao Yu Mai Wang Get lost you stupid hater, follow and do good like Mother Teresa follow her example do not hate on a kind women who gave so much to the poor.
Shao Yu Mai Wang God will not forgive you for what you have said about Saint Mother Teresa what all you said is a lie made by protestants to disgrace the saints
incredible scene.
"There is none good, no not one."
The writers were probably thinking of that troll “Mother” Teresa.
True RightRight
“Mother Teresa was not a friend of the poor. She was a friend of poverty. She said that suffering was a gift from God. She spent her life opposing the only known cure for poverty, which is the empowerment of women and the emancipation of them from a livestock version of compulsory reproduction.
Many more people are poor and sick because of the life of Mother Teresa. Even more will be poor and sick if her example is followed. She was a fanatic, a fundamentalist, and a fraud, and a church that officially protects those who violate the innocent has given us another clear sign of where it truly stands on moral and ethical questions.” - Christopher Hitchens
Oh, and fuck you too, you pompous ass.
True RightRight
A good work would have been using the many millions she was given to build a world class hospital that provided real treatment and palliative care. Instead she allowed the sick to lay in pain, suffer, and die without as much as an aspirin. Meanwhile, she flew to Switzerland on a private jet for HER medical care. She used those millions to buy reliquaries and make more little nuns just like her (many of whom left her order when they realized what she really was).
No mate, you are the only troll here...
Excuse me, but I do not understand the context of this video... Can someone please explain it?
The Pope was on a visit to a mission run by sisters in Africa, and was tipped off by a local priest during the visit about the horrible things Sister Antonia was doing to get more water for herself etc... so that was his way of letting her know that he knows about the evil things she did, and condemning her for her crimes (basically)
So what she did wrong? Didn't saw the episode but having a bad breath is a sin, what he really was shaming her for?
She withheld water from the people under her care, and used it to coerce sexual favors from them
did he poisoned the water?
I think the plot is that Sister Antonia was controlling the water supply of the site, and using it as leverage to control the rest of the mission. The black priest earlier confided this to the Pope. Pope is calling her out, and I think the black priest was making a statement by smashing his empty bowl.
Gustavo Kina I thought she was an alcoholic
It seems he has at least a direct link with God in the show. When he says 'God we must talk about..." these interventionist things happen that create miracles. Billys mother and this one.
No. He prayed to God to strike her dead.
"It seems he has at least a direct link with God in the show. When he says 'God we must talk about..." these interventionist things happen that create miracles. Billys mother and this one."
Because it's made by HBO i think we should look at it this way: "I know some tricks that nobody knows but i will act like i talk with god"
This pope may be harsh, but he is fair. He may be dark, but he is not evil.
What's the episode?
on and on... always like this..
-:😂😂😂
such a good show. . .
I thought this was an awful sitcom where the pope would come in on a skateboard wearing sunglasses.
A MasterPiece 👏
to those who like the ideals of this pope, you are proving the show writers right! to not be accessible is to breed intrigue then desire then need. maybe the church needs to be closed off once again to those who truly wish to follow the teachings. im saying this as an old catholic, some one who doesn't follow these teachings.
I want a season 2
There is: It's called The new pope
I have enjoyed several clips on this show, and it finally occurs to me that it is basically “West Wing for Catholics.” Yes, if only bureaucracy worked this way…..
Great fucking show
Sullivan Dmitry no cursing on the church my child
Can anyone explain this scene, why is he coming off so harsh?
Sister Antonia is hoarding water from her people and working with a UN-declared dictator (Prince Abadi). People are licking water off of the sides of a condensation chamber and getting beaten half to death with it, while Sister Antonia secretly has a fridge full of ice cold water in her domicile. Pope Pius knows this at this point, but Antonia does not know that he does.
does anyone know which episode is it?
The 8th
What's the deal with the broken bowl?
the priest confide some information about the sister in question and he;s a bit peeved the pope is using this against her to shame/discredit her.
No, he's sending a message that because Pius has put her in her place, he's no longer under her control.
Now that he sees the Pope is on his side, it's his dramatic gesture of speaking out against Sister Antonia and her use of the water as her way of manipulation.
*"Saint" Mother Theresa shown accurately*
No. She would have called herself a great sinner, without one second's hesitation.
To a person who didn't get to see the show, what was the Pope trying to say? What was wrong with Sister Antonia, or, what had she done?
Calling women in power to account.
I'm not a native English speaker. What does the word "water problem" mean? I'm not sure that I get it.
Roark D Did you watch the whole episode? It’s a reference to her [Antonia] keeping the water away from people and using it to “blackmail” them. He’s giving her a little hint so she knows what he’s talking about.
VERY TRUE, BECAUSE GOD GIVES A EVERYTHING, AND WHAT CAN WE GIVE HIM, OR OFFER.
Nothing because God doesn't exist.
I disagree with a lot of his views and hoe he wants to restrict a lot of individual freedom but I would give a lot of respect to him if he was a real person!
So a good person is a Jedi
Hypocrites?
Why did that priest break the water cup? I dont get it
Sister Antonia was controlling the water supply to extract favors (including sexual). The priest was showing the Pope that they cups of water were props.
Nobody lovee me here. I should be at the seminary now
if myriam margolies is not here, im not watching
0:13 Claude Banks from Life
Never #question the #pope
The Pope I wish we had.
If that's the definition of a good person, then there is less than 1% good people in the world
Snake_XIX and 0 % of those good people would be smart people
How do you figure there's a connection between low intelligence and selflessness?
Snake_XIX A person that doesn't care for himself at all and only thinks about the his benefits to others is not a smart person
Snake_XIX That’s the idea
While being smart may seem like the better choice, goodness will always make the largest influential impact on your own life as well as others lives, sometimes its better to not over think something and just do it for the sake of being helpful..
What are these children doing here?
She is Mother Teresa.
Weird hearing him use an american accent.
Someone needed to tell that to mother Teresa
Water problem 😂
Of course the nun is a good person. He mentions values which reflect the best christian person. Is he a good person? "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her."
I kick ass for the lord!
I’m beginning to like papacy, are they all like him?
Khurmiful sure..
I wish!
Some are. Pius X might tickle your fancy.
If you go back before Vatican II hijacked the church, there were popes similar to Pius XIII. The inspiration for Pius XIII seems to be heavily influenced by Pius IX and Pius X.
Who dropped something, and what does he mean by “Water problem.” ?
The priest that did the popes confession,dropped the cup on the ground,and told him about the sister,the sister was controlling the water to keep everyone in line,that's what he meant by water problem
SIster Antonia was based on Mother Theresa
What does mean priest of body is a good men?
Priest Abady
This character reminds me so much of Eliott Hulse.