Who will be
the next Catholic Pope? Is the Catholic Papacy dominated by a single race? Is
there a hope for a real black African Pope? Here are five books that uncover the
hidden answers!
Pope Victor 1 is to be remembered for two grand changes in the Catholic Church. He encouraged the adoption of the Latin language from the
dominating Greek in Rome. He was the 14th pope of the Catholic Church. Not only that, but he served the church from an estimated 189-198 A.D. He will always be remembered
for branding Sunday as the day for Easter celebration. He was also the first
known Catholic pope to be raised in Africa. The 32nd Pope Miltiades was also
recorded as having been born in Africa. He served the church from 311-314 A.D.
Pope Miltiades was the first to live officially in Rome, precisely at the Basilica
of St. John Lateran. Then arrived the 49th Catholic Pope, Pope Gelasius 1.
History says that he was a Roman citizen of African origin. The Gelasian
Sacramentary was named after him, while he is notably remembered for persuading
the rich to care for the poor in Vatican City. Author John W. O’Malley
chronicles the saints and sinners who have led the Roman Catholic Church over
the past 2000 years in his book: “A history of the Popes”. While Author John
Farrow gives a detailed history of each Pope in his own book: “The history of
the Popes”.
The
Conclave, the process of choosing a Catholic Pope! Author Thomas Morelli tells
of the 123 cardinals awaiting one decision and a name in the Conclave of 2025.
In the book "Conclave 2025” the names of the men waiting to be selected
for the most powerful spiritual position in the world are presented. The
processes involved in each Conclave event are well discussed, while the
ceremonies that precede the funeral of the Pope are well presented. Do you know
that a conclave may last 10 years if there is discord in the Canonical
election?
Author Donald O. Bright
in his book, “Who are the Leading Cardinals to Succeed Pope Francis” highlighted
the global south as still needing patronage after the many years of
marginalization. The book speaks of the global south as championing the global
unification of the church after Pope Francis. The prospective cardinals elect
is discussed, their leadership qualities are delicately examined, from Asia’s
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle to Africa’s rising voices.
Janet C. Morgan analyses the prospective cardinals and
discusses the influential accomplishments of the demised Pope Francis. While
predicting who will be the next Catholic Pope, the book seems to express the
thoughts of every Catholic: How will the next Pope reform the church? Are the
old roots going to be adopted by the next Pope in-line?
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Pope Miltiades was the first to live officially in Rome, precisely at the Basilica
of St. John Lateran. Then arrived the 49th Catholic Pope, Pope Gelasius 1.
History says that he was a Roman citizen of African origin. The Gelasian
Sacramentary was named after him, while he is notably remembered for persuading
the rich to care for the poor in Vatican City. Author John W. O’Malley
chronicles the saints and sinners who have led the Roman Catholic Church over
the past 2000 years in his book: “A history of the Popes”. While Author John
Farrow gives a detailed history of each Pope in his own book: “The history of
the Popes”. 
The
Conclave, the process of choosing a Catholic Pope! Author Thomas Morelli tells
of the 123 cardinals awaiting one decision and a name in the Conclave of 2025.
In the book "Conclave 2025” the names of the men waiting to be selected
for the most powerful spiritual position in the world are presented. The
processes involved in each Conclave event are well discussed, while the
ceremonies that precede the funeral of the Pope are well presented. Do you know
that a conclave may last 10 years if there is discord in the Canonical
election?
Janet C. Morgan analyses the prospective cardinals and
discusses the influential accomplishments of the demised Pope Francis. While
predicting who will be the next Catholic Pope, the book seems to express the
thoughts of every Catholic: How will the next Pope reform the church? Are the
old roots going to be adopted by the next Pope in-line?
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