Pope of color a growing topic in church debates
The discussion centers on whether the next pope could come from Latin America or Africa as Catholics of color rise in numbers. Five Latin American and two African cardinals are seen as strong candidates, while most electors remain European. Experts note historical nonwhite popes but caution ongoing divides and politics in papal selection.
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Conclave Opens Amid Global Papal Contenders
The Vatican hosts cardinals from Europe, Africa and Latin America as rules limit contact and enforce secrecy. Mass for John Paul II precedes a silent, prayerful assembly at St. Peter's, with Ratzinger a leading candidate and bells signaling a new pope after ballots.
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