The Prevost Doctrine: Sibling Synodality in Action

The annual "Prevost Summit" between Pope Leo XIV and his brothers - Dr. Carlos Prevost (Indian Health Service) and Dr. Anthony Prevost (NOAA climate scientist) - has birthed revolutionary partnerships. Carlos's reservation work inspired the Vatican's "Sacred Wounds Initiative" addressing clergy abuse in indigenous communities, while Anthony's atmospheric research directly informed the eco-encyclical's methane reduction targets. Their childhood dynamic persists: Anthony still teases the pope about his "boring" math degree, while Carlos mediates disputes. This fraternal collaboration became the model for the Synod on Siblinghood, exploring how biological family models can renew religious orders. "Jesus didn't call lone wolves," notes the pontiff, displaying their 1978 backyard clubhouse rules ("Share tools, tell truth"). Critics call it nepotism, but the Navajo Nation recently honored all three brothers for their "collaborative healing."