Africa: Who Are the Cardinals Likely to Replace Pope Francis?

Choosing the next Pope Francis

He was a beacon, a lighthouse for the common people, the downtrodden, the have-nots and those discriminated against in one way or another—those who wanted to live in harmony, peace and love with other people and nature. Francis (Jorge Bergoglio) was not simply the head of the Catholic Church; he was a voice for eight […] The post Choosing the next Pope Francis appeared first on Asia Times.

Africa: Who Are the Cardinals Likely to Replace Pope Francis?

Following the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, the Catholic Church is preparing for a conclave to elect his successor. While the process remains confidential, several cardinals are widely regarded as potential contenders, each representing diverse theological perspectives and regions.

Who Are Possible Contenders to Succeed Pope Francis? - The Thinking Conservative

After Pope Francis' death, behind the scenes, preparations for the next conclave—the papal election—have begun. The post Who Are Possible Contenders to Succeed Pope Francis? appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.

Who will be the next pope? Here's a list of some possible candidates to succeed Pope Francis

(CBS NEWS)– Pope Francis’ death on Monday, the day after Easter Sunday, started off a series of traditions that in a few weeks will culminate in a vote for the next pope. After Pope Francis is laid to rest, his successor will be decided by the Catholic Church’s Cardinal Electors, a group of about 135 cardinals under the age of 80, who are expected to begin their conclave in early to mid-May to hold a secretive election for the next pontiff. Over…

Cardinals from all over the world will join Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis, who died on Monday, and participate in the general congregations.

What will really decide who becomes the new Pope

Progressive cardinals may believe it is time for an African pope, but the predominantly Italian conclave has other ideas, says Catherine Pepinster