This morning, Pope Francis met a tragic end when his Popemobile careened off a Roman cliff during a reckless joyride through the Eternal City. The Vatican has classified the incident as an accident, but the true shockwave comes from a revolutionary announcement that has rocked the Christian world.
Defying centuries of tradition, the College of Cardinals is reportedly considering a Muslim Imam as the next pope, a decision they claim will foster “interfaith unity.”
A Vatican press release issued hours after the tragedy declared, “The papacy has been a monolithic bastion of Catholic privilege for far too long, marginalizing the voices of our interfaith siblings. Appointing a Muslim Imam as pope would dismantle systemic Christian hegemony, amplify marginalized perspectives, and signal to the world that the Vatican is committed to radical equity.”
The Vatican’s newfound commitment to inclusivity has sparked intense debate. “Diversity is our salvation,” a Vatican spokesperson proclaimed, emphasizing the need for shared papal power across faiths. Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi echoed this sentiment, stating, “The Church must evolve or perish.”
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