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What Does It Mean That Almost half of the New Cardinals Are From Religious Orders?
Analysis: What Pope Francis’ new cardinals reveal about future conclave
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Analysis: What Pope Francis’ new cardinals reveal about future conclave
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21 New Cardinals to Reflect Catholic Church’s Unity Amid Geographic Expansion
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‘Theological Diplomacy’: How Cardinal Ayuso Advanced Catholic-Islamic Relations
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Women Deacons, ‘Sexuality’ and More: Here’s How the Synod Final Document Changed From the Draft
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Father Radcliffe’s Synod Comments on Africa Echo Cardinal Kasper
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Is there more than meets the eye in the framing of discussions about ecclesiastical governance and the relationship between the local Churches and the universal Church — the main topic of conversation at the Synod on Synodality for the past week?
Is the Next Pope at the Synod?
ANALYSIS: Roughly half of all cardinal-electors are currently in Rome, making the Synod on Synodality something of a prelude to a future conclave.
Analysis: This week at the Synod on Synodality — revolution or much ado about nothing?
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The Francis Pontificate: A Double-Barreled Question
The Vatican’s secretary of state, emphasized the irreversible nature of Pope Francis’ reforms, urging the Church to fully embrace them.
Vatican Support for a Two-State Solution Started Long Before Pope Francis
Pope Francis continues his predecessors' legacy by advocating for peace amid the Gaza conflict. His calls for dialogue and a two-state solution emphasize his commitment to humanitarian principles and global peace.
