Lessons from History: Three Things King Charles III Can Learn from Pope Benedict XVI

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In today's episode we are not debunking myths, but rather looking at lessons from history, specifically what King Charles III can learn from Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI as he takes the throne at 73 years old. The comparison isn't as crazy as it might seem.

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