Pope Hopefuls. / John L. Allen, Jr..
by Allen, John L. Jr; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 34Institutions. Publisher: Washington Monthly, 2002ISSN: 1522-3256;.Subject(s): John Paul II Pope | Catholic Church -- Clergy | Meetings | Popes -- SuccessionDDC classification: 050 Summary: "There is a broad assumption in the press that the outcome of the next papal election has already been determined....History suggests that colleges of cardinals appointed by one pope do not elect a carbon copy as his successor. In fact, the race is wide open, and there are deep-seated political and bureaucratic reasons to expect the next Successor of St. Peter to be a moderate." (WASHINGTON MONTHLY) The author discusses the process and issues surrounding papal succession and reasons Pope John Paul II's successor will probably be a moderate.
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Originally Published: Pope Hopefuls, June 2002; pp. 9-14.
"There is a broad assumption in the press that the outcome of the next papal election has already been determined....History suggests that colleges of cardinals appointed by one pope do not elect a carbon copy as his successor. In fact, the race is wide open, and there are deep-seated political and bureaucratic reasons to expect the next Successor of St. Peter to be a moderate." (WASHINGTON MONTHLY) The author discusses the process and issues surrounding papal succession and reasons Pope John Paul II's successor will probably be a moderate.
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