GrandAdmiral
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Thought this deserved a thread if its own. With the passing of Pope Francis, the Church now begins preparation for the Conclave to select his replacement. It is obvious that the hard-right wing of the church is on a mission to roll back almost everything Francis put into place.
I haven't watched "Conclave" but there are plenty of stories of dramatic elections in the past. I don't expect the dirtiness we see in the halls of Congress, but I expect the hard right to seriously make themselves known in Conclave and in the public.
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I haven't watched "Conclave" but there are plenty of stories of dramatic elections in the past. I don't expect the dirtiness we see in the halls of Congress, but I expect the hard right to seriously make themselves known in Conclave and in the public.

The next Pope: who are the frontrunners to succeed Pope Francis?
The new pope's leadership will set the tone for the Church's future, whether continuing Francis's progressive reforms or shifting back toward conservatism.
