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Papal conclave begins after cardinals sworn to secrecy; first vote results in no pope chosen yet
The College of Cardinals began meeting Wednesday to vote in a papal conclave -- a secret ballot where two-thirds majority is required for the election of a new pontiff. After each round of submissions,
Cardinals from 70 countries have gathered at the Vatican to elect a new Pope in the most diverse conclave in history.
Before the closed-door conclave to elect Pope Francis' successor, Catholic cardinals have gathered in the Vatican for a final ...
The Catholic Church has begun the highly choreographed process of choosing its new leader following the death of Pope Francis ...
He eased rules on annulments and remarriage within the church and allowed priests to bless same-sex marriages. Some Catholics ...
As the College of Cardinals gathers in Vatican City for the secretive process that will elect a new head of the Roman ...
Much of the world’s attention is on the Vatican, where conclave has begun and cardinals are meeting to select a successor to ...
The secret ballot for a successor hasn’t begun. But among church leaders, talk about who will next lead the 2,000-year-old ...
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