VATICAN LOOP: Historic number of electors creates problem
THURSDAY, APRIL 24 - EXCLUSIVE VATICAN COVERAGE
RECORD NUMBER OF ELECTORS CREATES LOGISTICS PROBLEM A record 135 cardinal electors are set to gather in Rome to choose the next Pope. The historic number of electors appointed by Pope Francis creates a logistical problem for the conclave — particularly the capacity of the Vatican residence built to host them.READ
CARDINALS SET 9-DAY MOURNING SCHEDULE The College of Cardinals in Rome has finalized the liturgical schedule for a nine-day period of mourning, known as the Novemdiales, following the death of Pope Francis. This time-honored tradition will begin with the Holy Father's funeral Mass on Saturday.READ
CARDINAL PIZZABALLA ASKS FLOCK IN JERUSALEM FOR PRAYERS Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, gave an inspiring message to his flock just before heading to Rome for the conclave: "I am sure that your prayers, all together, will lead to the right choices for the good of the universal Church."READ
A GLOSSARY OF KEY CONCLAVE TERMS As the Catholic Church begins the sacred task of choosing a new pope, CatholicVote wanted to provide you with a clear overview of key terms surrounding the upcoming conclave. Use this glossary to deepen your understanding of this pivotal moment in Church history.READ
THE CONTROVERSIAL LEGACY OF THE SYNOD ON SYNODALITY The Synod on Synodality was the centerpiece of Pope Francis' efforts at reform. To some, it was a welcome release of zeal opening the door to progress. To others, it seemed only to open a Pandora's box of confusion and doctrinal instability. Here's a full consideration of the legacy of the Synod.READ
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ARCHBISHOP PRAISES HOW POPE FRANCIS SPENT HIS FINAL DAYS Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami has offered a moving reflection on the Holy Father's life, legacy, and final days. "We could say that Pope Francis 'died with his boots on,'" Archbishop Wenski said.READ
POPE FRANCIS' COFFIN TO BE SEALED FRIDAY On Friday evening, the Vatican will hold a solemn liturgical rite to seal the coffin of Pope Francis, bringing to a close the days of public mourning that have seen tens of thousands of faithful pass through St. Peter's Basilica.READ
REVERENCE See thousands of faithful Catholics wait in line at St. Peter's Basilica to bid a final farewell and pay their respects to Pope Francis as he lies in state.VIEW & SHARE
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