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A picture in the ad shows a table.

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Here's another list of papabile with some different names on it: https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/22/world/pope-francis-successor-frontrunners-intl-dg/index.html

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Back in NYC.

Welcome to the Forum! Both have been discussed before. The search function will take you to those threads.

It's worth watching for the cast alone, but is also great drama. It is largely accurate in its depiction of the procedures.

A few of the best articles on the papabile, although remember another old saying: Enter the conclave a pope, exit the conclave a cardinal: https://www.reuters.com/world/who-might-succeed-pope-francis-some-possible-candidates-2025-04-21/ https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/pope-francis-death-next-cardinal-replacement-succession-b2736606.html https://uscatholic.org/articles/202503/the-12-cardinals-who-might-succeed-pope-francis/ https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20250421-the-papabili-15-potential-successors-to-pope-francis https://apnews.com/article/next-pope-contenders-list-101d68d61be2401a85310e34b45371a9 https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/21/world/europe/next-pope-francis-candidates.html

There is an old saying: "After a fat pope, a skinny pope." In other words, the conclaves have tended to elect a successor who is something of a contrast with his predecessor. even if dominated by cardinals appointed by the just deceased pontiff. The conclave that elected Francis was made up of an overwhelming majority of cardinals appointed by the conservatives John Paul II and Benedict XVI. This is echoed by the Pope Benedict character in the film "Two Popes", addressing the Bergoglio (later Francis) character: "There's a saying: 'God always corrects one pope by presenting the world with another pope.’ I should . . . I’d like to see my correction.”

Here's the history of the rule, which dates from 1970. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingravescentem_aetatem In prior times, when life expectancy was shorter, it was less likely that physical health would outlast mental health to the extent it happens in modern times. The rule is probably, to some extent, a recognition of that current reality. One concern is public confidence in the result of the conclave. Of the current cardinals 115 out of 252 are 80 or older. One thing the church does not need is a sentiment among its believers that the product of a conclave is the product of senility, even if it's clearly the case that some (but clearly not all) people retain full mental faculties into their 90s or more. Also, because clergy at all levels are expected to resign at 75 from their jobs (not their clerical status), keeping cardinals eligible until 80 takes adequate advantage of seasoning and experience before nature threatens mental capacity. It is admittedly an arbitrary line, but substituting a case-by-case determination of eligibility would threaten to bring too much subjectivity, or at least perceived subjectivity, into the process. Also, the cardinals who are ineligible to vote can still take part in the discussion meetings that happen before the conclave itself and share their views, so their wisdom is not entirely excluded from the process.

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Different phone numbers.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/luigi-mangione-indicted-federal-charges-ceo-killing/story?id=120928265

Now in NYC Earlier thread: https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/111973-411-on-xcesarx-chicago/#comment-1444703

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