Obviously these have an impact on his ability to be a spokesperson because they are a constant distraction.
Why is it so insane to suggest he's moved to an "emeritus" position so someone new can push the organization forward?
It's ironic that an organization dedicated to change is reluctant to change anything of this nature.
As demonstrated recently, even the Pope is capable of stepping aside when it's best.
Obviously these have an impact on his ability to be a spokesperson because they are a constant distraction.
Why is it so insane to suggest he's moved to an "emeritus" position so someone new can push the organization forward?
It's ironic that an organization dedicated to change is reluctant to change anything of this nature.
As demonstrated recently, even the Pope is capable of stepping aside when it's best.