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College of Cardinals
August 05, 2022
As speculation grows about the potential resignation of Pope Francis, whoever the next Pope is will say a great deal about the direction of a Church being pulled in different directions and threatened by schism with a progressive Synodal Path. One leading candidate to succeed Pope Francis is Hungary’s Cardinal Erdő, a conservative canon law
July 20, 2022
Pope Francis represented a significant break from previous Popes. Although of Italian descent, the Pope comes from Latin America and this has clearly shaped his more liberal perspective and general worldview. His background in Argentina – a country where Indigenous communities suffered greatly – may also help the Pope with his visit of reconciliation to
December 23, 2020
The 57-year-old Papal Almoner, Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, is reportedly in hospital after complaining of symptoms.
September 24, 2020
Cardinal Angelo Becciu has been mired in controversy for years, and received the red hat in 2018.
March 30, 2020
A statement from the Rome Vicariate says His Eminence is admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital with fever, his general condition good, and that he has begun an antiviral therapy, while his closest collaborators are self-isolating. New details have emerged, meanwhile, regarding the testing and other safety protocols implemented in the Vatican after a coronavirus scare last week.
June 29, 2018
Fourteen new cardinals accompanied Pope Francis on a trip to Benedict XVI's residence in the Vatican Gardens
June 28, 2017
Cardinals are not called to be 'princes of the Church' but to be servants to their people, Francis said
June 28, 2017
The Pope said cardinals are called to be grandfathers who help young people find meaning in their lives
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