Meet the 4 Indian Cardinals Who Are Set To Vote in Vatican Conclave to Elect New Pope

[Starmix]

The report said that with the passing of Pope Francis, the Vatican is preparing for a historic transition. In the upcoming papal conclave, 135 cardinals under the age of 80 will cast their vote to choose the next Pope. Among them are four Indian cardinals, representing the country’s growing influence in the global Catholic Church. From Goa to Hyderabad to Rome, these four leaders—Cardinals Filipe Neri Ferrao, Baselios Cleemis, Anthony Poola, and George Koovakad—bring with them stories of faith, social justice, interfaith dialogue, and even a first-ever Dalit representation at the College of Cardinals. Here's a detailed look at their journeys and what lies ahead as the Sistine Chapel prepares for the sacred vote that will decide the future of the Catholic Church.

God Bless and protect these 4 cardinals on their way to the Vatican and empower them with knowledge to vote the right successor of Pope Francis. Its difficult to tell if all four are eligible to vote, as 135 out of 250 are eligible to vote. Ultimately, it's good that India has its place to vote.

Watch the report on the YouTube link.

 

[eLdavis]

That's good though, let's hope they are fair with their votes and they get to choose the right one at the end of the day.

 

[Starmix]

That's good though, let's hope they are fair with their votes and they get to choose the right one at the end of the day.

Only Cardinals ages below 80 could vote. These 4 Indian Cardinals don't look like they are below 80 years old. That happens if the heart is full of love from and for God.

 

[Kross]

My only concern is how India, a Hindu nation would be able to have up to four catholic Cardinals. How?

 

[Augusta]

Same here God should empower them with knowledge to vote the right successor of Pope Francis.

 

[Starmix]

India is a huge nation, and of course, God has always someone to lead his church, like in India. There are now many Catholics in India.