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Vatican: Italian cardinal, convicted for fraud, says won’t enter papal conclave to elect next pope
Italian Cardinal Angelo Becciu, the most senior Catholic Church official to have been convicted, announced on Tuesday that he would not participate in the secret conclave to elect the next pope. Read
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The Italian cardinal at the heart of the Vatican’s “trial of the century” announced Tuesday he was withdrawing from ...
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Disgraced Cardinal Becciu agrees to obey Francis' wishes and leave conclaveBecciu was sentenced to nearly five years in prison after a Vatican criminal court found him guilty of fraud and embezzlement ...
The Cardinal of Baghdad, Louis Raphael Sako, told journalists at the Vatican on Tuesday that he expects a "short conclave." ...
The Vatican is closing the Sistine Chapel to the public as part of its preparations for the conclave to elect the next pope ...
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