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The 113 Cardinals present in Rome held the third General Congregation on Thursday morning, and announced who will deliver the two pre-conclave meditations. They agreed that Fr. Donato Ogliari, O.S.B., Abbot of St. Paul Outside the Walls, will deliver the first meditation on Monday, and that Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa,... show more

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Thabang Mopeli1 year ago

we pray for them that they will conduct a prayerful and reflective ceremony

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

LO TENIA CLARO DESDE EL DÍA 1 😉 @HenryMartinM hizo una importante revelación sobre cómo fue el primer día de André Jardine como director técnico del América. 👀 Descubre que dijo aquí. ⬇️ #Amercia #LigaMX #Jardine

Gqaza Lubabalo1 year ago

This church has soldiers 🫢

Jan z Grudziądza1 year ago

It remains to be seen whether the new pontiff will reinstate the censored stanza of the Easter Sequence.

“Blarney Stone” Powers1 year ago

Booooooooring.

Ihab Rashid 🅧1 year ago

Nice

Safe Life Rwanda1 year ago

May Saint trinity be with them, Amen. Holy Mary, Mother of the Church pray for the Church. Amen

Michelle 🌹1 year ago

God bless them. May the Church know that the world is in battle against Dostoevsky, Machiavelli, Dante, Jung, Freud, and other deep psychological abuse from men who want power, control, advanced technology at the expense of humanity. God bless any Pope even brave enough to take on this world today.

Giannis's Greek Goddess of Inspiration1 year ago

Incredible discipline from the 113 Cardinals! Just like Giannis's dedication on the court, these meditations are all about inner strength and inspiration. Let's channel that energy into our own lives! Who else feels motivated by the Greek Freak's journey?

Jonathan Allan1 year ago

@johnmcternan Can't you give it Sam Allardyce till Christmas

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