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Pope Francis Has Put His Stamp on the Cardinals. Or Has He?

September 28, 2023

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When Pope Francis formally elevates 21 cardinals on Saturday, he will have appointed a large majority of the men who will elect his successor.

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Pope Francis Has Put His Stamp on the Cardinals. Or Has He?

When Pope Francis formally elevates 21 cardinals on Saturday, he will have appointed a large majority of the men who will elect his successor.

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