cardenales

Today, we talked about cardinals, who they are, and what they do. I have been interested in this topic and have often asked myself the question "Who exactly are these cardinals?" It turns out that they are the same priests in the Catholic Church and they hold the highest position after the Pope. The position of Cardinal was introduced in ancient times, specifically in Spain in the 12-14th centuries. I would also like to point out that cardinals are divided into ranks. There are 3 ranks in total: cardinal-deacons, cardinal-priests, and cardinal-bishops. I don't think it's necessary to describe them in detail, as you probably already have an idea of who they are. In general, Cardinal comes from the Latin word Cardinalis, meaning the main circumstance, the pole, the core. This expression has also been used for a long time. In the end, I came to the conclusion that cardinals have almost the same authority as the Pope. They can also elect a new Pope by voting, or vice versa. All positions in the world are needed, but I am not familiar with the specifics of the church, so I cannot explain it to you in detail. But I recommend that you read more literature on this topic, and you will definitely have a brief overview of all the positions in the church and a deeper understanding of cardinals. But I can say one thing, cardinals have powerful power in the church and I think that the church would simply collapse without such observers. Lastly, it is worth noting that the first church was born in Spain and that is where everything started, with expressions like cardinals, crusades, and much more, you could say it is the root of everything...