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Latino Catholics in the U.S. embrace Catholic Church’s new Argentinian pope
The growing U.S. Hispanic population is largely Catholic, just like much of Latin America, so many of them were particularly excited by the choice of an Argentinian, a latino, as the next pope. But just as in South America, the Latino Catholic Church in the U.S. is not as strong as it once was.
Conclave Convenes as One Billion Catholics Wonder What’s Next
Today the conclave convenes in Vatican City, as Cardinals from Boston, Massachusetts to Durban, South Africa begin the voting process that will elect a new pope. The world’s 1.2 billion Catholics have a number of different visions for the future of the church. Julie Davis, a graphic designer from Dallas and the author of the […]
