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Share Of European Cardinals Declines Ahead Of New Pope Vote

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Share Of European Cardinals Declines Ahead Of New Pope Vote With the funeral out of the way, the conclave begins and every vote will count. During the pontificate of the late Francis, the number of cardinals worldwide shifted somewhat away from a heavy focus on Europe. However, European…
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News video: Cardinals Begin Search For New Pope |Second General Congregation of Cardinals held in the Vatican

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The Second General Congregation of Cardinals convened at the Vatican as the Catholic Church enters the Novemdiales—the ancient nine-day mourning period for the late Pope Francis. Held in the Synod Hall with 103 cardinals present, the meeting began with prayers and preparations for the Church’s...

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