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Following the death of Pope Francis at age 88, the College of Cardinals will convene to elect a new pope. The conclave process, steeped in tradition, involves secret voting among cardinals under 80. Key candidates include Cardinals Peter Erdo, Reinhard Marx, Marc Ouellet, and Pietro Parolin, each with distinct backgrounds and influences.
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In the wake of Pope Francis' death, factions within the Catholic Church are mobilizing ahead of the conclave set for May 7. American conservatives are particularly active, seeking to influence the selection of a successor who aligns with their views, amid a backdrop of internal church divisions and global challenges.
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As the Vatican prepares for a conclave to elect a new pope by May 10, 2025, cardinals are grappling with the legacy of Pope Francis. The election process is complicated by the lack of established voting blocs among the cardinals, leading to uncertainty about the church's future direction.
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The conclave to elect the successor to Pope Francis, who died on April 21, begins today in the Sistine Chapel. With 135 voting cardinals from diverse backgrounds, discussions will focus on the future direction of the Catholic Church amid internal divisions and pressing global issues.
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As the conclave to elect Pope Francis' successor approaches on May 7, 2025, three African cardinals are considered potential candidates. While there is cautious optimism for a Black pope, historical context and current church dynamics suggest challenges ahead for the Catholic Church in Africa.
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As the Vatican prepares for the papal conclave on May 7, Cardinal Pietro Parolin is seen as a leading candidate to succeed Pope Francis, who passed away on April 21. Known for his diplomatic skills and familiarity with the cardinals, Parolin's candidacy reflects a desire for stability after a tumultuous papacy.