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Cardinals at a crossroads: While some want to continue Francis’ reforms, others want a different kind of pope
As members of the College of Cardinals prepare for the conclave, they face a profound choice: Build on the late pope’s reforms and vision, or slow things down and make a course correction.
Some cardinals are attacking Pope Francis. He would have welcomed it.
Pope Francis was not afraid of messiness. That seems to have been part and parcel of his pastoral freedom, charging into crowds to embrace people and, as I once saw on that 2013 World Youth Day trip, accepting a cup of mate passed to him through the window of his Fiat by someone in the crowd.
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While Pope Francis accomplished a lot in his 12-year papacy, he left much unfinished business and many challenges for his ...
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Cardinal Álvaro Ramazzini is taking the same spirit to his first conclave that's guided his decades-long front-line ministry ...
Cardinals respond to Becciu's withdrawal from the 2025 conclave as frontrunners emerge to succeed Pope Francis.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a native of Chicago, has spent the bulk of his career outside the United States. Supporters ...
The folklore of the prophecy of St. Malachy says that Pope Francis may be the very last pontiff. Historians say that's ...
Cardinal Gerhard Müller has called on the next pope to stand up to the "gay lobby" as the race to choose the next leader of ...
The prelate celebrated, and delivered the homily at, the second-to-last Mass held in mourning for the Holy Father, who passed ...
EXCLUSIVE: The US President's favoured choice for the next pontiff faces long odds of becoming the next Bishop of Rome due to ...
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