A unified front for Pope Liu between American Cardinals

The American Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church described the historical papal flavor that ended this week as relatively easy, with no political or explicit arms.

When their work was completed – and since the outside world is waiting to learn the identity of the new Pope – the Cardinals inside the Sistine Church “went”, one of them remembers on Friday, when the man who chose them told them separately that he would take the name of Liu.

They said that this name could be an indication of the Pope’s plans.

“Liu was the first of the modern Pope, who spoke in defense of workers’ rights and what workers needed for his fair wages, not only to support their families and an affected, but also to build a heritage that could be transferred to their children,” said Cardinal Plus Copch, Chicago Archbishop, said.

This Pope Liu wrote a prominent papal document called Rerum Novarum in 1891, meeting the needs and dignity of the working class, which helped stir social justice in the industrial revolution.

“The defense of the right to property was not that people accumulate as much as they wanted, but for the poor who had no property as a legacy to pass it,” said Cardinal Capic.

It seems that the issues of workers, immigration, and bridges through divisions are formed as issues that can determine the legacy of Robert Francis Perform and Pope Liu XIV.

“We will hear more about this,” said Cardinal Capic. “We may have RERUM NOVARUM 2.0.”

After they left the Casa Santa Marta, the guest house in the Vatican where they were isolated, six of the Cardinals from the United States on the stage at the North American Paple Faculty on Friday afternoon and took their seats on red velvet chairs to speak publicly together for the first time since the election of the first Pontif. The seventh Cardinal, Christophe Pierre, joined the Ambassador of the Holy See for the United States.

It was a very rare occasion, so many American church leaders speak together at the same stage, and they are often in a clear agreement, a sign of the complete uniqueness of this moment in the history of the American Catholic Church.

Although Pope Liu XIV is the first born in the United States, the Cardinals presented it as “a citizen in the whole world,” said Cardinal Daniel N. Dindo, Head of Honorary Bishops at Galfston Huston.

The fact that the fact that he was from the United States was “almost minimal” and “almost surprising.”

The Cardinal Timothy agreed. Doulan from New York. “I don’t think that the fact that Cardinal Brevost was from the United States had a great weight,” he said.

When asked if the Cardinals saw the election of the American Pope as an effort to create a budget for President Trump, he brought it out. He said: “Does he want to build bridges to Donald Trump? Assume.” “But he wants to build bridges with the leaders of any nation.”

When they were asked if they wanted President Trump to come to Rome to install Pope Liu XIV, the American Cardinals stopped for a short period. “Why not?” The Cardinal Pierre, the ambassador, said he is silent.

Cardinal Dino expanded the possible importance of Liu.

“I want to return it to Liu the Great, because I live in the fifth century.” “Liu the Great Pope was at the time when the Church was really chaos in dealing with what was happening around the gates of the city of Rome.”

“The crucified Christ has been the crucified,” said Liu, at the same time, noting that both Lius could talk about social doctrine and preaching to the Gospel.

Cardinal Joseph W. Topin from Newark, New Jersey, recalled his vote – carrying him to the introduction to the Sistin Church, and holds it high and officially presented before God with the “last referee” by Michel Angelo.

For nearly 30 years, the Cardinal Penthost has known from the back of the United States and their global ministries. Now they were behind the closed doors of one of the most secret rooms in the world, with 131 Cardinals, including Eight of their homeland.

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“I took a look at Bob, and his head was in his hands.”

He said: “I was praying for him, because I could not imagine what was happening to a person when you face something like this.”

When 89 votes were reached, the room exploded in applause. “I thanked him yesterday, when it is my role, to say yes to such a wonderful responsibility,” said Cardinal Topin.

After leaving the Sistine Church, the wounded of the Cardinals, their way through the maze of the Vatican halls, and Pope Liu was the fourteenth on the balcony. Cardinal looked at a glass of balcony to its left, and felt rushing from the chants coming from the crowds that spanned the way to Tiber.

“We may get some of the pizza that is shipped,” he said.

Soon after, all the Cardia returned to the Casa Santa Marta for a festive meal. Then they differentiated the new Pope, who moved from one table to another.

“He really knew how the room was working,” said Cardinal Capic.

The Cardinal Wilton de Gregory, the head of Washington’s bishops and the first African Cardinal, said that Cardinal Brevost had been involved in “completely effectively” in the discussions of the younger group made by the Cardinals before they voted. He said: “The matter was not that he got up and made this convincing speech with an overwhelming majority was what dazzled the body.”

Doctors mentioned seminars who listen to the press conference on Friday at North American Paple College, how the last Thanksgiving Day came, and Cardinal Brevost came from the Vatican to celebrate them.

Deacon Gerard Gayou, 31, a student from Washington, who will be appointed next month, has a picture at the present time, and finds it difficult to treat that he helped lead the Mass with the new Pope.

“The big thing is that we have a homemade pumpkin pie, which is difficult to find in Italy,” he said. Send the Pope the house with additional.