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Conclave is opportunity to ‘open ourselves to the Spirit,’ Cardinal Pierre says
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Conclave is opportunity to ‘open ourselves to the Spirit,’ Cardinal Pierre says

Ines San MartinApril 26, 20255 min read
Cardinal Christophe Pierre, papal nuncio to the United States, reflected on Pope Francis’ legacy and the evangelizing mission of the church in an interview that took place during the early meetings of the general congregations leading up to the conclave that will elect the next pope.
Homily for the funeral Mass of Pope Francis
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Homily for the funeral Mass of Pope Francis

OSV NewsApril 26, 20259 min read
The English translation of the prepared text of the homily, delivered in Italian by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, dean of the College of Cardinals, for the funeral of Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican April 26, 2025.
Poor and powerful pray for eternal repose of a pope ‘with an open heart’
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Poor and powerful pray for eternal repose of a pope ‘with an open heart’

Cindy WoodenApril 26, 20257 min read
Pope Francis was “a pope among the people, with an open heart toward everyone,” said Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, dean of the College of Cardinals, as he presided over the funeral of the pope, who died April 21 at the age of 88.
Author: Francis, ‘the pope of tenderness,’ had ‘a heart operating’ on God’s frequency
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Author: Francis, ‘the pope of tenderness,’ had ‘a heart operating’ on God’s frequency

OSV NewsApril 26, 20257 min read
From the first moments of his papacy, Pope Francis was heard using one particular word in his pontifical speeches. For him, it was a reminder that God is not the one who punishes, but the one who loves, and that the church, led by him, should seek to be the same — the church of “tenderness.”
Rome’s needy bid farewell to pope who lifted them up from misery
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Rome’s needy bid farewell to pope who lifted them up from misery

Paulina GuzikApril 25, 20255 min read
The poor, Cardinal Krajewski confirmed, will also be present on the footsteps of the Basilica of St. Mary Major where Francis will be buried April 26 following the funeral Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica.
Washington Roundup: Trump, Biden to attend papal funeral; ‘Anti-Christian bias’ task force convened
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Washington Roundup: Trump, Biden to attend papal funeral; ‘Anti-Christian bias’ task force convened

Kate ScanlonApril 25, 20258 min read
President Donald Trump, first lady Melania Trump, a bipartisan congressional delegation, and former President Joe Biden are among the U.S. officials traveling to Rome for Pope Francis’ funeral.
Convicted Cardinal Becciu’s presence in conclave is open question
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Convicted Cardinal Becciu’s presence in conclave is open question

Cindy WoodenApril 25, 20253 min read
Whether Cardinal Angelo Becciu, who relinquished the rights associated with being a cardinal after he was forced to resign in 2020, will be able to enter the conclave to elect a new pope is an ongoing question.
Top contenders for papacy after Pope Francis at a glance
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Top contenders for papacy after Pope Francis at a glance

Michael R. HeinleinApril 25, 202511 min read
The pre-conclave gatherings give an opportunity for cardinals to emerge as possible papal candidates as the cardinals discuss the issues facing the church and qualities desired in the next pope. The following figures are potential contenders to become the 267th successor of St. Peter.
Father Zollner: Listening to victims a trademark of Pope Francis’ pontificate
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Father Zollner: Listening to victims a trademark of Pope Francis’ pontificate

Paulina GuzikApril 25, 20255 min read
One of the world’s top experts on clerical sexual abuse, Jesuit Father Hans Zollner, said Pope Francis will be remembered as a pontiff who made listening to victims of abuse one of the trademarks of his pontificate — a habit that made him a model for other bishops and leaders in the church.
A way with words: Pope Francis wove vivid metaphors
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A way with words: Pope Francis wove vivid metaphors

Carol GlatzApril 25, 20255 min read
Teaching high school literature before and after becoming a priest, Pope Francis possessed an extensive background in the themes and devices in literature and cinema.
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