León XIV echó a un cura español que acusaba a Francisco de ser un "falso Papa"

In a significant religious controversy, Spanish priest Francisco José Vegara Cerezo was expelled by León XIV for openly denouncing Pope Francis as an "invalid" and "heretical." Vegara argued that the election of Bergoglio was illegitimate and refused to recognize the current pontiff. This move highlights the deep divisions within the Catholic Church regarding the legitimacy of Pope Francis' papacy and underscores the broader implications for church unity and doctrine.