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By Jules Gomes, The Stream, October 8, 2024
Dr. Jules Gomes, (BA, BD, MTh, PhD), has a doctorate in biblical studies from the University of Cambridge. Currently a Vatican-accredited journalist based in Rome, he is the author of five books and several academic articles. Gomes lectured at Catholic and Protestant seminaries and universities and was canon theologian and artistic director at Liverpool Cathedral.
Pontiff exceeds set limit in packing College of Cardinals with ideological clones
Pope Francis has nominated a contingent of new cardinal-electors who align with his agenda on LGBT rights, synodality, climate change, migrant issues, and social justice to pave the way for a successor who will uphold his legacy.
In an unexpected move, the pontiff announced his appointees to the College of Cardinals during the Sunday Angelus at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, causing disappointment among faithful Catholics expecting a change of guard with a new eventual pope.
Stacking the Deck?
Exceeding the limit of 120 electors on the College of Cardinals set by Pope Paul VI and Pope John Paul II, Francis announced 20 new cardinals who will be eligible to vote in the next conclave, including a 99-year-old archbishop who has passed the age of voting. …
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