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Almade True story. On the last Sunday in The rest of the book is a day-by-day, sometimes February in 2013, two weeks after the world- hour-by-hour, account of the period from Benedict’s shocking announcement by Pope Benedict stunning news to the celebrated appearance before the XVI that he was resigning as pope, my friends world of Papa Francisco on the balcony of St. Peter’s and I got together for a pot-luck dinner and Basilica after the white smoke flew. “pope-picking party.” (Our vacation group would use any excuse to have a party.) I More than “dishing dirt” on the thoughts and researched the names of all the feelings of the cardinal-electors, O’Connell’s account “papabile” (likely candidates to become the next pope), tells how these men made a spiritual journey of got photos and biographies of them, put them on popsicle discernment, open to the Holy Spirit, as they prepared for sticks for visual learning, and we voted for the next pope. the historic election. There were so many questions, so Just as the 115 cardinals of the Catholic Church would in many judgments to be made, about who would be the a few days in Rome. 265th successor of St. Peter as the Bishop of Rome: Italian or not? European or not? With curial experience I had searched the internet, read the or a local bishop? How old? In good health? From what Vaticanologists’s scoops, and came up with 15 names continent? Would the world leaders accept him? And, who might be the successor to Pope Benedict. None of most of all, could this new pope lead the Catholic Church them won. I never came close. through a host of pressing problems after the long pontificate of saintly John Paul II and scholarly-yet-aloof Now I know why. Earlier this year longtime Benedict XVI? expert on Vatican affairs Gerard O’Connell wrote, “The Election of Pope Francis.” The book’s subtitle could not O’Connell reveals in the book a fact I did not be more accurate. “An inside account of the conclave know: that Bergoglio was the runner-up to Joseph that changed history.” He gives his fascinating Ratzinger in the papal election of 2005. Bergoglio perspectives on how an obscure Jesuit archbishop from never told anyone this, returned home to Argentina, faraway Buenos Aires, Argentina, unknown to most of submitted his resignation letter (as required by canon the Catholic Church, became known within three weeks law) when he turned 75 years old in 2012, and expected to the cardinal-electors under the radar screen of to be replaced. He never thought he would be voting in newspaper writers and TV journalists, and was elected another papal election, much less be elected pope. pope on March 13, 2013. O’Connell’s account is astonishing for the level of details about quiet The book also details a key three-minute conversations between cardinals in the run-up to the intervention Cardinal Bergoglio gave to the cardinals, as election in the Sistine Chapel. He tells tales about the part of their spiritual preparation . This “unforgettable supposed “front-runners,” who confirmed the Roman intervention in Spanish catapulted him onto the radar joke that “He who enters the conclave as pope leaves as a screen of many cardinal-electors…It was a turning point, cardinal.” He surveys the major news outlets and their as many more cardinals began to see him as the candidate prejudices (“The next pope has to be an Italian!”). He to succeed Benedict.” In his talk, Bergoglio called even gets several cardinal-electors to violate the evangelization “the Church’s reason for being.” He said “pontifical secret” to give the exact votes for each of the all members must go “to the peripheries with boldness” six ballots. to proclaim, not the Church, but its savior, Jesus Christ and his mercy. These themes have become the keys to O’Connell’s insider account was aided by a Pope Francis’s pontificate. happy accident of friendship. His wife, Elisabetta Pique, is a native of Argentina. Both knew Cardinal Jorge If you like a good read, if you want to know the Mario Bergoglio for over 15 years. He baptized their two Vatican like an insider, if you want to learn about the children. In fact, as soon as O’Connell heard Pope inner workings of our church, read “The Election of Pope Benedict tell the world he was “retiring,” his very first Francis.” It will help you to understand better this great phone call was to Cardinal Bergoglio, waking him at 5 gift to the church as our universal pastor. am. Page 4 Mass Intentions : V 1IV QH: 1QJ J VJ 1QJ ``V`VR7 7 8Q.J 1 .V` 7J .1:VCI:Q 1HH1 :I1C7 : 8VHVIGV` 7 8:%`1HV Q`11Q`VJ<Q 1Q`VJ<Q :I1C7 1$1C: 7 8QCI:J CC101J$VHV: VRQ`Q%`":`1 .V 7 :RQJJ:RVC: VCCQ #VQ`$V1J V`I:J VC ": 1J V`I:J VC 7 #QQR.V].V`R :IV H.C:J$V` $JV Q``:1JVV` 7 7 8%RV .V]Q CV :`$:`V %.QI: 1JR:HJ:J7 _ Q` .V"VQ]CVQ`Q%`":`1 .V 7 Q`RQ`#QR _*1CC:JR71Q %JR:75 _ QI1J1H@1I1JQ VHVIGV` .V QC7:I1C7Q` 7 8QCI:J CC101J$VHV: VRQ`Q%`":`1 .V V%5:`7:JR QV].
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