
Cardinal Martini
Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini was an influential Italian cardinal and archbishop of Milan, serving from 1979 until his retirement in 2002. Renowned for his progressive views, he advocated for dialogue within the Church and was an outspoken proponent of social justice and interfaith relations. Martini's legacy includes his commitment to addressing contemporary issues facing the Church, and his insights continue to resonate in discussions about the future direction of the papacy as the Church prepares for a new leader.
Born on Dec 15, 1927 (97 years old)
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Massimo Moratti recalls Cardinal Martini's invitation to consider running for mayor, expressing regret for not accepting.
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Cardinal Martini played a crucial role in shifting votes during the conclave of 2005.
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