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Papal conclave begins after cardinals sworn to secrecy; first vote results in no pope chosen yet
The College of Cardinals began meeting Wednesday to vote in a papal conclave -- a secret ballot where two-thirds majority is required for the election of a new pontiff. After each round of submissions,
Cardinals from 70 countries have gathered at the Vatican to elect a new Pope in the most diverse conclave in history.
The Vatican is governed by the Holy See, which oversees stipends and allowances given to the leader of the Catholic church ...
Never in the history of the Roman Catholic Church has there been an American pope, but now, one name has been coming up as a ...
Groups representing survivors made last-minute appeals for the next pontiff to definitively resolve the crisis, which has ...
With a combined 16 runs and 28 hits between both clubs, the Cardinals beat the Orioles for their third straight victory.
The next pope should instead be a man who models mutual respect, intellectual humility and a spirit of wonder at God’s ...
In a mix of fascination, irreverence and possible blasphemy, social media platforms have been flooded with videos and memes ...
Much of the world’s attention is on the Vatican, where conclave has begun and cardinals are meeting to select a successor to ...
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