Tag: Consistory
IN PHOTOS | From Vatican to Caloocan: A Thanksgiving Mass for...
Pope Francis formally elevated David, the bishop of Kalookan, to the rank of cardinal during the Ordinary Public Consistory
New Filipino cardinal lauded for leadership, advocacy for justice
The resolution recognizes David’s “openness to intercultural, interreligious dialogue, and to finding spaces to be able to collaborate
New Cardinals from Asia call for prayers and support in their...
The new Cardinals called on the Catholic faithful to continue praying for them as they embark on their new responsibilities
Analysis: What Pope Francis’ new cardinals reveal about future conclave
Pope Francis has created 78 % of the cardinals who can vote in a conclave... far exceed the two-thirds majority needed to elect a pope
21 new cardinals to reflect Catholic Church’s unity amid geographic expansion
Following the 10th consistory of his pontificate, Pope Francis cemented the expansive geographical diversity of the College of Cardinals
Pope Francis urges married couples to ‘be open to life’
Francis encouraged married Catholics to “ask themselves: How is my love? Is it faithful? Is it generous? Is it creative?”
Pope Francis announces Consistory for creation of new Cardinals
Among the 21 future cardinals, Pope Francis named four bishops from Asia, representing the Philippines, Japan, Iran, and Indonesia.
Here’s what the Church’s newest cardinals think about the Synod on...
Pope Francis convened a consistory to create 21 new cardinals — eight of whom are also delegates in the October synodal gathering
Pope Francis creates 21 new cardinals, expanding body’s geographic diversity
In total, 16 percent of all cardinal electors are now from Asia, compared to 9 percent before Francis’s pontificate
Catholic Church is ‘getting richer’, says Cardinal-elect Chow Sau-yan
Bishop Chow Sau-yan recognized the important role of the Catholic Church in Hong Kong as a "bridging church"
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