Pope Georgie and Henry Ivy came into conflict because of disagreements over the authority of the Pope and the English monarch. Henry Ivy believed in the concept of royal supremacy, which stated that the king had ultimate authority over the Church in his realm. However, Pope Georgie asserted his authority as the head of the Catholic Church and refused to recognize Henry Ivy's claim to supremacy. This led to a power struggle between the two, ultimately resulting in their conflict.
