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Cardinals at a crossroads: While some want to continue Francis’ reforms, others want a different kind of pope
As members of the College of Cardinals prepare for the conclave, they face a profound choice: Build on the late pope’s reforms and vision, or slow things down and make a course correction.
Will the adage 'fat pope, thin pope' bear out as cardinals pick a successor to Pope Francis in the May 7 conclave?
The unprecedented number of 133 cardinal electors surpasses all previous papal conclaves, breaking the previous record of 115 electors in the 2005 and 2013 elections.
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Cardinal's call for unity in Church's time of transitionCardinal Camillo Ruini emphasizes the need to choose a pope who can unite the Church and restore it to Catholics while ...
If Roman Catholic cardinals have not picked a new pope by day three of next week's conclave, then things are not going to ...
The selection of a new pope and how the process works is daily task for St. Peter's School's students and teachers.
Ahead of the 2013 conclave to replace Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Angelo Scola of Milan was tipped to restore the papal hat ...
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a native of Chicago, has spent the bulk of his career outside the United States. Supporters ...
Cardinals rank just below the pope, and those who belong to the powerful College of Cardinals are tasked with electing a new ...
ANALYSIS: As the Church prepares to choose a new pope, the role of America’s cardinal-electors offers a glimpse into the ...
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