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 | | Corvo's Syndrome - a quasi-delusional state in which an individual sees himself, not the incumbent, as the Pope of Rome - is now rampant, in and out of the Catholic Church. |
 | | And West's dismissive tone is surely indicative of Corvo's Syndrome: 'Kiril, who in the early years of his reign had been seen as an innovator and passionate reformer, had become latterly a compulsive traveller, totally immersed in his public role as Universal Pastor, rattling the Keys of Peter wherever he was permitted to make landfall. |
 | | Arguably Corvo's Syndrome is reinforced by a variant of the ancient heresy, Pelagianism, taught by the British-born Pelagius (355-425), a monk, lawyer, rhetorician and theologian. |
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