Angelo Scola
Angelo Scola is an influential Italian cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, known for his tenure as the Archbishop of Milan from 2011 to 2017. Born on November 7, 1941, in Malgrate, Italy, Scola is recognized for his scholarly approach to theology and philosophy, promoting a vision of the Church that emphasizes dialogue with contemporary culture. He was created a cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI in 2012 and has been seen as a potential papal candidate, particularly during the conclave that elected Pope Francis in 2013. Scola has been an advocate for ecumenism and interfaith dialogue, reflecting his belief in the importance of cooperation among different religious traditions. His name has resurfaced in discussions about potential successors to Pope Francis as the Vatican navigates challenges related to church leadership and doctrine.
Born on Nov 07, 1941 (83 years old)
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France:
Angelo Scola was mistakenly congratulated as the new pope by the Italian Episcopal Conference after the 2013 conclave.
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Spain:
Angelo Scola received more votes than Jorge Mario Bergoglio in the first round but ultimately did not grow in support.
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Paraguay:
The process recalls that of Pope Francisco, who surpassed the favorite Angelo Scola in the fifth voting in 2013.
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Spain:
Angelo Scola was considered a favorite in the conclave but failed to secure enough votes.
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Honduras:
Angelo Scola was a leading candidate in the papal election.
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United Kingdom:
Angelo Scola is a former Archbishop of Milan and was a frontrunner in the 2013 conclave.
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Guatemala:
Angelo Scola was seen as a strong candidate in the 2013 conclave but did not secure the necessary votes.
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Liechtenstein:
Angelo Scola was also seen as a leading candidate in the 2013 conclave.
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Italy:
Angelo Scola was previously considered a likely candidate for Pope during the 2013 Conclave.
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Spain:
Angelo Scola was considered a strong candidate in the conclave that elected Bergoglio.
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