It tremendously impacts the world of Christianity, because most Christians are Roman Catholic. I'm not Roman Catholic. I am Eastern Orthodox, true Catholicism. I do not see this seat of Peter as legitimate and the authority to have universal jurisdiction is valid. But even in my perception, I cannot ignore how important it is that we have a new pope, Pope Leo XIV.

Actually, no distinction. Only Protestant Christians make this sort of distinction. Catholics are Christian. There's no separate about that. It's just that there's a difference in theology and ecclesiology in the Catholic Church versus a lot of Protestant churches. Like, the Catholic Church has, for example, the seven sacraments, it has the veneration of saints, icons, etc., which most Protestant denominations do not, or only have partly of that.

Six bucks... Learn the difference.