US EditionAfter Francis' death, Filipino cardinal could be first ever Asian pope
- Pope Francis passed away at 88, prompting discussions about his successor amid predictions of a challenging election process among cardinals.
- Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle from the Philippines is a frontrunner, potentially making history as the first Asian pope.
- Other candidates include Cardinal Peter Turkson, who could be the first black pope, and Cardinal Peter Erdo, favored by conservatives.
- The conclave to elect the new pope will adhere to Vatican rules requiring a two-thirds majority, with the process beginning following nine days of mourning.
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Will the next Pope be Asian? Meet Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, a frontrunner to succeed Francis
Who will be the next Pope? Even as the world mourns Pope Francis, speculation is rife on who could succeed him. One of the frontrunners is Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle from the Philippines. If elected, he would be the first Asian Pope
·Mumbai, India
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Cardinal Tagle among possible 'Papabili' or choices to succeed Pope Francis, according to Reuters report
Following the death of Pope Francis on Monday, speculation has also surfaced about who could replace him. According to a Reuters report, several cardinal names were mentioned, including Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle.
·Quezon City, Philippines
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