The Vatican accelerates preparations for the upcoming conclave to elect a new pope, installing a chimney on the Sistine Chapel to signal the election results. As cardinals gather for discussions, the church's future hangs in the balance.
As the College of Cardinals prepares for the papal conclave, a pivotal choice lies ahead: continue Pope Francis' progressive reforms or revert to traditional unity. The decision could reshape the Church's future.
As the Conclave approaches, the College of Cardinals showcases a historic shift towards global representation, with electors from 71 countries. Discover the implications of this diverse assembly on the future of the papacy!
The Vatican announces May 7 as the date for the papal conclave to elect a new leader for 1.4 billion Catholics. With 135 cardinals eligible, the church faces critical discussions following Pope Francis' death.
The Vatican has closed the Sistine Chapel for a papal conclave following the death of Pope Francis. Cardinals will gather to elect a new pope, with anticipation building around the choices they will make.
Following the death of Pope Francis, 149 cardinals met in the Vatican, engaging in critical discussions to shape the future of the Catholic Church. These meetings hold significant influence over the next papal election.
As Cardinal Vincent Nichols prepares for his first papal conclave, he reflects on the challenges ahead, the importance of listening to diverse stories, and the personal sacrifices involved in becoming pope.
In a historic funeral at St. Peter's Basilica, the world mourns Pope Francis, the first South American pope, whose leadership united and divided the Catholic Church. Thousands pay tribute as his legacy unfolds.
Pope Francis's passing has prompted a significant shift in traditions, including a simpler burial and a departure from the crypt at St Peter's Basilica. Over 250,000 mourners paid their respects as Rome honors his legacy.
A mix of royalty, world leaders, and faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square to pay their respects to Pope Francis. His unconventional papacy and calls for social justice will be remembered.
