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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35109, member: 636"]
The Catholic Church has entered a time of change after Pope Francis died on April 21. More than 1.3 billion Catholics worldwide look toward Rome as the Church prepares for a new leader. Cardinals under 80 years old will meet in the Sistine Chapel to vote for the next Bishop of Rome. People already talk about who might lead the Church next.

Cardinal Robert Sarah from Guinea stands out for his traditional views. He appeals to Catholics who want a return to older ways. Cardinal Pietro Parolin from Italy works as the Vatican Secretary of State with strong diplomatic skills. He might bridge the gaps between different Church groups. Cardinal Luis Tagle from the Philippines connects well with people through his humble approach. His leadership would shift focus to countries in the Global South.

Cardinal Peter Turkson from Ghana champions justice and environmental care. He has worked on issues like poverty and climate change. Cardinal Matteo Zuppi from Italy, as Archbishop of Bologna, helps the poor and builds peace. Several other notable figures, such as Cardinals from Hungary, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, and Sri Lanka, could shape the election.

The College of Cardinals will soon gather to pray and vote. The new pope will face challenges like fewer religious followers, internal reforms, and calls for fairness. This important decision will guide the Catholic Church through its next chapter.
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