Conclave in numbers: The cardinals choosing the next pope
(1st UPDATE) Rappler breaks down the demographics of the cardinal electors, including where they’re from and which pope appointed them
The College of Cardinals is an elite group within the Roman Catholic Church, primarily tasked with advising the Pope and participating in the election of his successor. Cardinals below the age of 80 can participate in the conclave to elect the next pope.
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(1st UPDATE) Rappler breaks down the demographics of the cardinal electors, including where they’re from and which pope appointed them
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