God is not here

This definitely gave the Vatican gang of old men in red a fierce big mouth. It is not a very rigorous religious subject, but it portrays the true face of human nature. The scene where the bishops voted is like taking pictures of a group of confused elementary school students getting stuck in an exam and peeping at this interesting scene. While the church members were waiting for the new pope to appear solemnly, he was crying and crying, "I can't". Finally fled the scene, leaving behind the presiding bishop and a group of depressed believers on the square, much ironic.
An actor, this is the new pope's definition of himself, and this theater is like the Holy See he is in. Go from one city to another, rehearse the rehearsal, and finally attend the very grand premieres. When he escaped into the hustle and bustle of the crowd, the busy streets, and the colorful world, it seemed as if he had escaped from a cage of imprisonment.
The bishops said: God can't be wrong in choosing him. He was chosen, but not by God. "I am not the one who can lead everyone, but more like someone who needs to be guided." The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, and the greater the power, the greater the responsibility. We are all afraid that others have high hopes for ourselves, but we are unable to say what others think.

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