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As many historical analyses reveal, Easter's designation as a Christian holiday only came after the Roman Emperor Constantine sought to merge traditional pagan celebrations with emerging Christian faith. This amalgamation was strategic, intending to unify a divided empire and maintain social order.
The Pope's death aligning with Easter—a day originally honored for pagan deities—invites conjecture about whether there is a more profound significance behind the timing, especially in the context of his Jesuit affiliations and the potential occult practices suggested by their historical connections.