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= Handyc Becomes the Next Pope =

== Background ==
Handyc is known for his unconventional approach and unexpected decisions, reminiscent of Pope Celestine V, who was elected pope in 1294 but did not want the role. Following a similar path, Handyc expresses a desire to step away from the papacy, citing a preference for a simpler lifestyle.

== Election ==
In a turn of events that surprised many, Handyc was elected as the new pope. Rather than embracing the power and responsibility associated with the role, he voiced his reluctance to accept it. This led to discussions about leadership and the responsibilities of high office.

== Response ==
In a manner akin to historical reactions to papal resignations, Handyc released a series of statements akin to an "angry letter," echoing the sentiments of Pope Celestine's frustrations with the church's politics. His fiery rhetoric drew attention and intrigue from both supporters and skeptics.

== Legacy ==
While Handyc's papacy may not follow the traditional narrative, it has sparked discussions about the nature of leadership within the church. This unconventional chapter in papal history mirrors comedic storytelling, reminiscent of situations found in 'The Simpsons,' showcasing the enduring complexity of faith and leadership.

== Related Events ==
* Reference to Pope Celestine V's resignation and subsequent life in seclusion.
* Parallel discussions on the future of the papacy and the implications of leadership decisions in religious contexts.

== Further Reading ==
* [Pope Celestine V - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Celestine_V)
* [TIL a Catholic monk once wrote an angry letter to cardinals](https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1kdkf13/til_a_catholic_monk_once_wrote_an_angry_letter_to/)