
‘Conclave’ Cardinal’s Homily Mirrors Some of Pope Francis’ Actual Words
COMMENTARY: The film’s prescription for a future pope coincides with the current Pope’s autobiographical reflections. Why might that be?
COMMENTARY: The film’s prescription for a future pope coincides with the current Pope’s autobiographical reflections. Why might that be?
The former prefect for the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith said he has seen some clips and read some reviews, and ‘that is enough for me.’
Debates were sparked by the announcement of Pope Francis‘ trip to L’Aquila for the Celestinian Forgiveness — a journey that increased rumors of a possible resignation by the Pope.
Most cardinals have little knowledge of a prospective pope when they enter the Sistine Chapel to cast their vote. This book seeks to help remedy that.
Prefect of Pontifical Household also recalls "dramatic struggle" of 2005 Conclave.
But the cardinal's assertion that the secretive "mafia-like" group existed and opposed Joseph Ratzinger still stands
NEWS ANALYSIS: Fifteen of the men named Jan. 4 by the Holy Father will be able to vote in a papal conclave.
In his first consistory, held Feb. 22 of this year, Pope Francis created 16 voting cardinals and three non-voting cardinals.
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