La liste des nouveaux cardinaux comprend huit d’Europe, six d’Asie, quatre d’Amérique centrale et latine et un d’Amérique du Nord. Cinq des cardinaux nouvellement nommés ont plus de 80 ans.
Actuellement, le Collège des cardinaux comprend 208 cardinaux ; parmi eux, 117 cardinaux ont moins de 80 ans et sont donc cardinaux électeurs ; les 91 autres sont des non-électeurs. De tous les cardinaux électeurs actuels, 67 ont été nommés par le pape François.
Depuis son élection en 2013, le pape François a créé 101 cardinaux de 58 pays dans sept consistoires.
Lorsque le pape François tiendra le Consistoire et créera les 21 nouveaux cardinaux, le Collège des cardinaux passera à 229 cardinaux.
Le dernier consistoire à créer de nouveaux cardinaux a eu lieu le 28 novembre 2020. Le pape François a créé 13 nouveaux cardinaux, dont l’archevêque Antoine Kambanda de l’archidiocèse de Kigali au Rwanda, qui est devenu le tout premier cardinal de la nation enclavée de la vallée du Grand Rift située à la convergence entre le Région africaine des Grands Lacs et Afrique de l’Est.
Immédiatement après le consistoire de 2020, le pape François avait nommé 73 des membres du Collège des cardinaux éligibles pour voter pour un futur conclave. Le pape Benoît XVI, le prédécesseur immédiat du pape François, avait nommé 39 des cardinaux électeurs. Auparavant, Jean-Paul II avait nommé 16 cardinaux électeurs.
Voici la liste complète des cardinaux nouvellement nommés :
Mgr Peter Ebere Okpaleke, Diocèse d’Ekwulobia (Nigéria).
Mgr Richard Kuuia Baawobr, diocèse de Wa (Ghana).
Mgr Arthur Roche, Préfet de la Congrégation pour le Culte Divin et la Discipline des Sacrements (Royaume-Uni).
Mgr Lazzaro You Heung-Sik, Préfet de la Congrégation pour le Clergé (Corée du Sud).
Mgr Fernando Vergez Alzaga, président de la Commission pontificale pour l’État de la Cité du Vatican (Espagne).
Mgr Jean-Marc Aveline, Archidiocèse de Marseille (France).
Mgr Leonardo Ulrich Steiner, de Manaus (Brésil).
Mgr Filipe Neri António Sebastião de Rosário Ferrão, de Goa e Damão (Inde).
Mgr Robert Walter McElroy, de San Diego (États-Unis)
Mgr Virgilio Do Carmo Da Silva, de Dili (Timor Oriental).
Mgr Oscar Cantoni, de Côme (Italie).
Mgr Anthony Poola, de Hyderabad (Inde).
Mgr Paulo Cezar Costa, de Brasilia (Brésil).
Mgr William Goh Seng Chye, de Singapour (Singapour).
Mgr Adalberto Martínez Flores, d’Asunción (Paraguay).
Mgr Giorgio Marengo, préfet d’Ulaanbaatar (Mongolie).
Cinq ont plus de 80 ans :
Mgr Jorge Enrique Jiménez Carvajal, archevêque émérite de Carthagène (Colombie).
Mgr Lucas Van Looy sdb, archevêque émérite de Gand (Belgique).
Mgr Arrigo Miglio, archevêque émérite de Cagliari (Italie).
Père Gianfranco Ghirlanda, SJ (Italie).
Monseigneur Fortunato Frezza (Italie).
O Bispo Peter Okpaleke, da Diocese de Ekwulobia, na Nigéria, e o Bispo Richard Kuuia Baawobr, da Diocese de Wa, em Gana, são os dois recém-nomeados Cardeais da África.
A lista dos novos cardeais inclui oito da Europa, seis da Ásia, quatro da América Central e Latina e um da América do Norte. Cinco dos cardeais recém-nomeados têm mais de 80 anos.
Atualmente, o Colégio dos Cardeais compreende 208 Cardeais; destes, 117 Cardeais têm menos de 80 anos e são, portanto, Cardeais eleitores; os 91 restantes são não-eleitores. De todos os atuais cardeais eleitores, 67 foram nomeados pelo Papa Francisco.
Desde sua eleição em 2013, o Papa Francisco criou 101 cardeais de 58 países em sete Consistórios.
Quando o Papa Francisco realizar o Consistório e criar os 21 novos Cardeais, o Colégio dos Cardeais se expandirá para 229 Cardeais.
O último Consistório para criar novos cardeais ocorreu em 28 de novembro de 2020. O Papa Francisco criou 13 novos cardeais, incluindo o arcebispo Antoine Kambanda, da arquidiocese de Kigali, em Ruanda, que se tornou o primeiro cardeal da nação sem litoral no Grande Vale do Rift, localizado na convergência entre o Região dos Grandes Lagos Africanos e África Oriental.
Imediatamente após o consistório de 2020, o Papa Francisco nomeou 73 dos membros do Colégio dos Cardeais elegíveis para votar em um futuro conclave. O Papa Bento XVI, o predecessor imediato do Papa Francisco, havia nomeado 39 dos cardeais eleitores. Anteriormente, João Paulo II havia nomeado 16 cardeais eleitores.
Esta é a lista completa dos recém-nomeados Cardeais:
Dom Peter Ebere Okpaleke, Diocese de Ekwulobia (Nigéria).
Dom Richard Kuuia Baawobr, Diocese de Wa (Gana).
Dom Arthur Roche, Prefeito da Congregação para o Culto Divino e a Disciplina dos Sacramentos (Reino Unido).
Dom Lazzaro You Heung-Sik, Prefeito da Congregação para o Clero (Coreia do Sul).
Dom Fernando Vergez Alzaga, Presidente da Pontifícia Comissão para o Estado da Cidade do Vaticano (Espanha).
Dom Jean-Marc Aveline, Arquidiocese de Marselha (França).
Dom Leonardo Ulrich Steiner, de Manaus (Brasil).
Dom Filipe Neri António Sebastião de Rosário Ferrão, de Goa e Damão (Índia).
Bispo Robert Walter McElroy, de San Diego (Estados Unidos)
Dom Virgílio Do Carmo da Silva, de Díli (Timor Leste).
Dom Oscar Cantoni, de Como (Itália).
Dom Anthony Poola, de Hyderabad (Índia).
Dom Paulo Cezar Costa, de Brasília (Brasil).
Dom William Goh Seng Chye, de Singapura (Singapura).
Dom Adalberto Martínez Flores, de Assunção (Paraguai).
Dom Giorgio Marengo, Prefeito de Ulaanbaatar (Mongólia).
Cinco têm mais de 80 anos:
Dom Jorge Enrique Jiménez Carvajal, Arcebispo emérito de Cartagena (Colômbia).
Arcebispo Lucas Van Looy sdb, Arcebispo Emérito de Ghent (Bélgica).
Dom Arrigo Miglio, Arcebispo emérito de Cagliari (Itália).
Padre Gianfranco Ghirlanda, SJ (Itália).
Monsenhor Fortunato Frezza (Itália).
Bishop Peter Okpaleke of Nigeria’s Ekwulobia Diocese and Bishop Richard Kuuia Baawobr of Wa Diocese in Ghana are the two newly named Cardinals from Africa.
The list of the new Cardinals includes eight from Europe, six from Asia, four from Central and Latin America, and one from North America. Five of the newly named Cardinals are over the age of 80.
Currently, the College of Cardinals comprises 208 Cardinals; of these, 117 Cardinals are below the age of 80 and are therefore Cardinal electors; the remaining 91 are non-electors. Of all the current Cardinal electors, 67 have been appointed by Pope Francis.
Since his election in 2013, Pope Francis has created 101 cardinals from 58 countries at seven Consistories.
When Pope Francis holds the Consistory and creates the 21 new Cardinals, the College of Cardinals will expand to 229 Cardinals.
The last Consistory to create new cardinals took place on 28 November 2020. Pope Francis created 13 new cardinals including Archbishop Antoine Kambanda of Rwanda’s Kigali Archdiocese who became the first-ever Cardinal in the landlocked nation in the Great Rift Valley located at the convergence between the African Great Lakes region and East Africa.
Immediately following the 2020 consistory, Pope Francis had appointed 73 of the members of the College of Cardinals eligible to vote for a future conclave. Pope Benedict XVI, the immediate predecessor of Pope Francis, had named 39 of the Cardinal electors. Earlier, John Paul II had appointed 16 Cardinal electors.
This is the full list of the newly named Cardinals:
Bishop Peter Ebere Okpaleke, Ekwulobia Diocese (Nigeria).
Bishop Richard Kuuia Baawobr, Wa Diocese (Ghana).
Archbishop Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments (United Kingdom).
Archbishop Lazzaro You Heung-Sik, Prefect for the Congregation for Clergy (South Korea).
Archbishop Fernando Vergez Alzaga, President of the Pontifical Commission for Vatican City State (Spain).
Archbishop Jean-Marc Aveline, Marseille Archdiocese (France).
Archbishop Leonardo Ulrich Steiner, of Manaus (Brazil).
Archbishop Filipe Neri António Sebastião of Rosário Ferrão, of Goa e Damão (India).
Bishop Robert Walter McElroy, of San Diego (United States)
Archbishop Virgilio Do Carmo Da Silva, of Dili (East Timor).
Bishop Oscar Cantoni, of Como (Italy).
Archbishop Anthony Poola, of Hyderabad (India).
Archbishop Paulo Cezar Costa, of Brasília (Brazil).
Archbishop William Goh Seng Chye, of Singapore (Singapore).
Archbishop Adalberto Martínez Flores, of Asunción (Paraguay).
Archbishop Giorgio Marengo, Prefect of Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia).
Five are over the age of 80:
Archbishop Jorge Enrique Jiménez Carvajal, Archbishop Emeritus of Cartagena (Colombia).
Archbishop Lucas Van Looy sdb, Archbishop Emeritus of Ghent (Belgium).
Archbishop Arrigo Miglio, Archbishop Emeritus of Cagliari (Italy).
Father Gianfranco Ghirlanda, SJ (Italy).
Monsignor Fortunato Frezza (Italy).
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