These conversations are remarkably frank. This is not attack-ad politics, but they are extraordinarily conscious of how much hinges on this decision.
John D.S. Allen: “These conversations are remarkably frank. This is not attack-ad politics, but they are extraordinarily conscious of how…”
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John Allen discusses the nature of discussions among cardinals regarding the papal election.
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