St. Louis Cardinals baseball team
This “throw back” uniform is more of that brighter red.
just for fun, how might you describe the shade of red worn by Catholic Cardinals?
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St. Louis Cardinals baseball team
This “throw back” uniform is more of that brighter red.
similar color in Buddhism
How much religion are we going to run on children?
I say, keep it light. Communicate in an age-appropriate way that it’s a fair amount of pretend and acting as if, because we don’t really know for sure!
Okay, that part about “any Catholic male” —
1) it’s unfair to half the human race. Actually, slightly more than half the human race, and
2) it’s been like 400 years since the Church has elected a non-Cardinal ! ! !
What time does the 2025 conclave start? See May 7 schedule
The conclave to select the new pope begins May 7. Here's what to expect on Wednesday.
www.usatoday.com
Maybe setting Sun, maybe digital camera effect on purpose to highlight and all.
But this is some bright red/orange !!!
North Texas school holds mock mini-conclave ahead of the election of a new pope in Rome
Mary Immaculate Catholic School in Farmers Branch held a mock conclave Tuesday morning, where they elected their very own pope.
www.cbsnews.com
“ . . . The seventh and eighth grade boys donned scarlet robes, processed into their own Sistine Chapel, locked the doors, and began the secret process of electing the next pope.
“The children weren't able to reach a two-thirds consensus on the first round of ballots, as may be the case in Rome on Wednesday. . . ”
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Well, I guess if a Catholic school does this, it’s okay.
Election process for next pope commences with papal conclave
The papal conclave, the secretive election process to elect the next leader of the Roman Catholic Church, commenced on Wednesday.
abcnews.go.com
“If no pope is elected after 33 or 34 votes -- generally about 13 days -- then a new rule introduced by Pope Benedict XVI decrees the two leading candidates as determined by previous ballots will engage in a runoff vote.“
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And per other sources, you still need 2/3’s of the vote.
Ouch. So, to me, this actually becomes a mistake. By locking in the two front runners, you locking out the chance of a compromise candidate.
But we’re a long way from the 13th day.
AgnosticBoy
Open-minded Skeptic
