Cardinals preach in Rome before papal conclave

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Cardinals in Rome delivered Sunday Masses, offering subtle messages to the faithful and potentially influencing the upcoming papal conclave. Several cardinals, including those from France, Hungary, and Congo, celebrated Mass, interacting with the public and hinting at their potential leadership styles. These appearances served as final public engagements before the Wednesday conclave to elect a new pope. While some leading contenders remained silent, other cardinals used the opportunity to connect with their assigned churches and deliver homilies, providing insight into their potential papacies.


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