by: Anura Guruge
Another retirement, today, three weeks after the last. This time it was 79 year old Cardinal Christian Wiyghan Tumi of Cameroon, who had been the Archbishop of Douala. The prior material change relating to a cardinal had been on October 24, 2009. That day, Italian Cardinal Renato Raffaele Martino (b. Nov. 23, 1932), [...]
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College of Cardinals – The Demographics As Of November 17, 2009
Posted in Benedict XVI, Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, Next Pope, Papabili, Popes, Religion, papabile, tagged Benedict XVI, Bishop of Rome, Cardinals, College of Cardinals, electors, Next Pope, non-electors, Papabili, Pope, Popes, Religion on November 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
An Ongoing Errata On Books About Popes
Posted in Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, Next Pope, Papabili, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, errata, errors, papabile, tagged Bishop of Rome, books, Cardinals, Catholicism, conclave, errata, errors, Next Pope, Pope, Pope Names on July 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ongoing list of potential errors found in popular books about the popes.
The Minimum Age to be a Pope
Posted in Benedict XVI, Bishops, Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, Next Pope, Papabili, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, conclave, papabile, pope age, tagged 1059 decree, Add new tag, Benedict XVI, Bishop of Rome, Bishops, Cardinals, Catholicism, Catholics, College of Cardinals, John Paul II, John XXIII, n Nomine Domini, Next Pope, Papabili, Peter Erd, Philippe Xavier Barbarin, Pope, pope age, Pope Names, Universi Dominici Gregis on March 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
by Anura Guruge
This is in response to a recent query.
The minimum age to be pope is probably 25, that being the minimum age to be a Catholic priest or deacon, but that needs to be qualified and justified.
Contrary to what some believe current Canon Law [i.e., the 1983 code] does not address this, or for [...]
Popes in the Episcopal Lineage of Papabili & ‘Recent’ Popes
Posted in Benedict XVI, Bishops, Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, Episcopal lineage, Next Pope, Papabili, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, conclave, papabile, tagged Benedict XVI, Bishops, Cardinal electors, Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, conclave, Episcopal lineage, John Paul II, John XXIII, Next Pope, Ouellet, Papabili, Paul VI, Pius XII, Pope, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, Scherer on February 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Concept and ALL the research by Mr. Byron Hoover, Papal Expert from Louisiana.
Earlier this week Byron sent me an e-mail asking whether I realized that Honduran Cardinal Óscar Rodríguez Maradiaga, #7 in my 2009 papabili list, had seven popes in his episcopal lineage — and that this was more than what any of the other [...]
Papabili Names — What They Mean, Part II (of II)
Posted in Benedict XVI, Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, Next Pope, Papabili, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, papabile, tagged Benedict XVI, Cardinals, Catholics, College of Cardinals, conclave, John XXIII, Napier, Next Pope, Ouellet, Paddy Power, papabile, Papabili, Pope, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, Scherer, St. Wilfrid on February 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
We looked at the names of the first five papabili, viz. Odilo Pedro Scherer (Archbishop of São Paulo, Brazil), Ennio Antonelli (President, Council for the Family, Vatican curia), Marc Ouellet (Archbishop of Québec, Canada), Wilfrid Fox Napier (Archbishop of Durban, South Africa), and Angelo Scola (Patriarch of Venice, Italy), in Part I.
So in this posting [...]
Papabili Names — What They Mean, Part I (of II)
Posted in Cardinals, Catholicism, College of Cardinals, Next Pope, Papabili, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, papabile, tagged Cardinals, Catholicism, Catholics, College of Cardinals, conclave, John XXIII, Napier, Next Pope, Ouellet, papabile, Papabili, peace, Pope, Pope Names, Popes, Religion, Ripon, Scherer, St. Wilfrid on February 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Given that I am associated with the analysis of Papal names, it would be remiss of me if I did not study the names of my top ten papabili list for 2009 and make some comments on names.
My top ten, in order, as they appear in popes-and-papacy.com are: Odilo Pedro Scherer (Archbishop of São Paulo, [...]
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