Following the death of Pope Francis, cardinals from over 70 countries are meeting to elect a new pope for the Catholic Church. Their gatherings, characterized by discreet dinners and private discussions, aim to select a leader who is a mender and mediator amid deep divisions in the Church. Experts highlight the significance of diverse perspectives, particularly from the Global South, which reflects Pope Francis's efforts in expanding the Church's inclusivity. The conclave aims to find a unifying figure to navigate significant institutional challenges.
"There is a new element. The south of the world is making its way and asking to be listened to and wants to have its say."
"This conclave will feature the diverse perspectives of cardinals from more than 70 countries, seen as a legacy of Pope Francis."
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