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(Rom 8:24-25) For we are saved by hope. But hope that is seen is not hope. For what a man seeth, why doth he hope for? But if we hope for that which we see not, we wait for it with patience.
LIFESITE: Black smoke rises from Sistine Chapel as Thursday morning voting concludes without a pope
CONCLAVOSCOPE (AI): Analysis of Catholic Church Cardinals
CNA: Meet the 5 cardinal electors with the most conclave experience
Four electors — Cardinals Peter Turkson, Philippe Barbarin, Péter Erdo, and Josip Bozanic — became members of the College of Cardinals in 2003 and have participated in two conclaves before this one.
Cardinal Vinko Puljic, the archbishop emeritus of Sarajevo, received the red hat in 1994, making him the elector with the most years — nearly 31 — as cardinal. He has also participated in two conclaves: the 2005 conclave that elected Benedict XVI and the 2013 conclave that elected Francis.
VIA KENYA: Papabili: 3 African cardinals qualify for papacy, why their chances are slim
CONCLAVE VOTING TIMES
Wednesday, May 7 1:00 pm ET (7:00 pm Rome time)
Thursday, May 8 and Friday, May 9
4:30 am ET (10:30 am Rome time)
6:00 am ET (Noon Rome time)
11:30 am ET (5:30 pm Rome time)
1:00 pm ET (7:00 pm Rome time)
Saturday, May 10
*Similar to previous days
*Note: These are approximate times. Times may vary.
THE CATHOLIC THING VIDEO: What Kind of Pope Does the World Need? | The Conclave Crew: Ep. 4
AI VIDEO SUMMARY: In this episode of 'The Conclave Crew', host Raymond Arroyo and his guests discuss the needs and expectations surrounding the election of the next Pope. They reflect on the significance of the papacy, the qualities the new Pope should possess, and the implications of recent teachings by Pope Francis. Topics include the importance of doctrinal clarity, the financial crisis within the Vatican, and perspectives on church teachings concerning morality and liturgy.
3. Amoun of Nitria came to Antony, and said to him, 'I see that I have more to suffer than you; how is it that your reputation among men is greater than mine?' Antony said, 'It is because I love God more than you do.'
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May 8, 2025(Rom 8:24-25) For we are saved by hope. But hope that is seen is not hope. For what a man seeth, why doth he hope for? But if we hope for that which we see not, we wait for it with patience.
LIFESITE: Black smoke rises from Sistine Chapel as Thursday morning voting concludes without a pope
CONCLAVOSCOPE (AI): Analysis of Catholic Church Cardinals
CNA: Meet the 5 cardinal electors with the most conclave experience
Four electors — Cardinals Peter Turkson, Philippe Barbarin, Péter Erdo, and Josip Bozanic — became members of the College of Cardinals in 2003 and have participated in two conclaves before this one.
Cardinal Vinko Puljic, the archbishop emeritus of Sarajevo, received the red hat in 1994, making him the elector with the most years — nearly 31 — as cardinal. He has also participated in two conclaves: the 2005 conclave that elected Benedict XVI and the 2013 conclave that elected Francis.
VIA KENYA: Papabili: 3 African cardinals qualify for papacy, why their chances are slim
CONCLAVE VOTING TIMES
Wednesday, May 7 1:00 pm ET (7:00 pm Rome time)
Thursday, May 8 and Friday, May 9
4:30 am ET (10:30 am Rome time)
6:00 am ET (Noon Rome time)
11:30 am ET (5:30 pm Rome time)
1:00 pm ET (7:00 pm Rome time)
Saturday, May 10
*Similar to previous days
*Note: These are approximate times. Times may vary.
THE CATHOLIC THING VIDEO: What Kind of Pope Does the World Need? | The Conclave Crew: Ep. 4
AI VIDEO SUMMARY: In this episode of 'The Conclave Crew', host Raymond Arroyo and his guests discuss the needs and expectations surrounding the election of the next Pope. They reflect on the significance of the papacy, the qualities the new Pope should possess, and the implications of recent teachings by Pope Francis. Topics include the importance of doctrinal clarity, the financial crisis within the Vatican, and perspectives on church teachings concerning morality and liturgy.
- Nature of the Papacy The discussion opens with the acknowledgment that the conclave is about electing St. Peter's successor, emphasizing the significant spiritual responsibility upon the cardinals to choose a pope who can uphold and further Christ's teachings.
- Challenges Faced by Next Pope The crew outlines various challenges that the next pope will need to address, namely the current confusion in church doctrines resulting from statements made during Pope Francis's leadership. They stress that the next pope must reaffirm doctrinal orthodoxy.
- Cardinal Poll Insights A recent CBS poll highlighted diverging opinions among self-identified Catholics regarding the direction of the papacy. The crew discusses the implications of these views and argues that attendance at mass should be considered when assessing these opinions.
- Expectation of Doctrinal Restoration The conversation turns to the expectation that the next pope will restore canonical norms and operate within the established laws of the church, correcting perceived lapses during the Francis pontificate.
- Financial Management of the Vatican Significant financial challenges face the next pope, including a rising budget deficit and a historical mishandling of Vatican finances. There is a pressing need for a pope who can provide sound financial stewardship.
- Expected Qualities in New Pope The speakers finalize by sketching the qualities the next pope should have: a strong commitment to the core values of the church, a clear doctrinal stance, and an ability to reconcile different views among the church members.
3. Amoun of Nitria came to Antony, and said to him, 'I see that I have more to suffer than you; how is it that your reputation among men is greater than mine?' Antony said, 'It is because I love God more than you do.'
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