Tag: College of Cardinals
Who will vote for a new pope after Francis? A look...
Europeans will account for 53 cardinal electors in the college after the consistory, the most of any region
What you need to know about Pope Francis’ next consistory
A consistory is a formal meeting of the College of Cardinals. The pope can convene them for several different reasons.
Pope Francis has made College of Cardinals ‘less European,’ analysis shows
The Pew Research Center report focused on the 83 cardinals appointed by the Argentinian pope now under the age of 80
Why this August’s extraordinary consistory of cardinals is significant
The last time that Pope Francis summoned the cardinals to an extraordinary consistory was on Feb. 12-13, 2015
East Timor cardinal-elect ‘almost fainted’ when he heard Pope Francis had...
“When I heard this news, I was so shocked I almost fainted,” said Archbishop Dom Virgilio do Carmo da Silva
What message is Pope Francis sending with his choice of new...
There is a widespread perception in Rome that this year's consistory will be Pope Francis’ last and therefore he wants to set things straight
Who are the 21 new cardinals created by Pope Francis
Pope Francis' choices regarding diocesan bishops confirms his preference to choose dioceses that are not traditionally cardinal sees
Pope Francis warns new cardinals against corruption, feeling of being ’eminences’
Pope Francis told the cardinals to avoid all forms of corruption, and not to succumb to a 'worldly spirit' of their new rank
Vatican confirms cardinals-designate from Philippines, Brunei not attending consistory
A representative of Pope Francis will present the two new cardinals with their biretta, cardinal’s ring, and title
Filipino cardinal-designate, Brunei’s prelate not attending Vatican consistory, says priest
Pope Francis announced a consistory on November 28 for the creation of 13 new cardinals, including Archbishops Advincula and Sim
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