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Rev. Thomas Reese: What Happens in the Conclave
Clip: 3/10/2013 | 1m 18s
He describes what will happen as the cardinals vote for the new pope in the conclave.
In an interview with managing editor Kim Lawton, Rev. Thomas Reese, S.J., analyst for National Catholic Reporter, describes what will happen as the cardinals vote for the new pope in the conclave, which begins on Tuesday March 12.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Rev. Thomas Reese: What Happens in the Conclave
Clip: 3/10/2013 | 1m 18s
In an interview with managing editor Kim Lawton, Rev. Thomas Reese, S.J., analyst for National Catholic Reporter, describes what will happen as the cardinals vote for the new pope in the conclave, which begins on Tuesday March 12.
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