I'm not entirely sure what the message is here. Presumably some sede vacante thing, but does anyone call Pope Leo "Peter"? Anyway, I post it here because it will have a completely different meaning to Bill -- relating to the question of whether or not the Vizzini character pictured symbolizes the reincarnation of St. Peter (but certainly not the Pope).
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A past sync linked Peter with the name of the current pope, though the pope at the time was Francis.
https://narrowdesert.blogspot.com/2024/07/leo-egbert-peter.html
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