Search
Odds Shorten On Another Italian Pope
Page 4 from 25th March 1977Correspondent ALTHOUGH the next Conclave to elect a Pope will have a more international flavour than in the past, Vatican officials are of the......
The Vatican Is Amused
Page 2 from 4th August 1978Gary McEoan's latest book on the "Inner Elite", on Papal candidates, is causing much amusement in the Vatican among the few who have read it. The......
Conclave Reform Rumours Revived
Page 3 from 9th February 1973Vatican "experts" both clerical inside the walls of the Apostolic Palace, and lay outside are hard at work today attempting to assess the motives......
Cardinals Face Hard Decision
Page 1 from 13th October 1978The 112 Cardinal electors who will meet in conclave tomorrow to elect a new Pope are facing a difficult choice. This time they must elect, not a......
An Account Of How Cardinals Voted
Page 1 from 15th September 1978by John Carey Details of how the cardinals voted in the papal conclave have been revealed by an American Redemptorist priest. If his account is......
Conclave Must Be The Widest-open In Church History
Page 1 from 25th August 1978A discreet silence has fallen upon the papal side of Rome. On the other, the night clubs blare and the fallen people ply their trade and traffic......
First African Elector
Page 1 from 21st June 1963F OR the first time in history, the Cardinal Electors include an African, a Filippino, and a Japanese. Tanganyika's young Cardinal Rugambwa speaks......
Electing A New Pope
Page 4 from 14th June 1963How a Conclave is conducted F Y HUGH KAY THE Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church are now assembling for the 79th Conclave in the Church's history.......
Pope Planning Changes In Conclave Rules
Page 8 from 13th October 1972VATICAN CITY: There is no doubt that Pope Paul VI is planning to change the rules governing the election of a new Pope, writes James O'Neill of......
Briefly . . .
Page 3 from 27th October 1978Cardinal Sin i of Genoa, the conservatives' contender for the papacy, caused the Italian cardinals to be deeply divided when they went into the......