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Pope Francis’ legacy of increased diversity in the Catholic Church
A cardinal is a senior ecclesiastical leader in the Roman Catholic Church, appointed by the pope. Cardinals play a crucial role in advising the pope, governing the Church, and electing the next pope during a conclave. Their influence extends to shaping church policies and representing the Church globally.
Over the years, Pope Francis has also washed the feet of prisoners, refugees, the homeless and people with disabilities.
Francis has broken with recent papal tradition by choosing to be buried in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore instead of St ...
Fifteen to 20 days after the death of Pope Francis, cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church will shut the doors of the Sistine ...
As the Vatican prepares for a new Pope, here's a look at how popes are chosen, who can be elected, and how the papacy has ...
As the cardinals gather at the Vatican to elect a new pope, here's the lowdown on the perks, pomp and powers of the pontiff ...
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