How the Church Ended Up With Three Popes (and Got Back to One)

In 1414, if you asked a Catholic who the pope was, the answer depended on where you lived. Three men each claimed the Chair of Saint Peter, each with his own cardinals, court and kings. This is the story of the Western Schism: how the popes left Rome for Avignon, how one disputed election split the Church in two, how a council meant to fix it made three, and how the Council of Constance finally brought back one pope. My links: https://linktr.ee/AdrianFPascal