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Catholic Cardinals Meet to Discuss Date of Conclave for New Pope
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The world's Catholic cardinals met on Monday for the first time after the funeral of Pope Francis to discuss a possible date to enter a secret conclave and elect the next leader of the global Church. Any decision could be announced around mid-day (1000 GMT). The conclave is not expected to begin before May 6.
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