Peter Erdő
Peter Erdő is the Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest and the primate of Hungary, recognized for his conservative theological views. He has been involved in family synods and has defended traditional stances on marriage and bioethics, often aligning with the teachings of former Pope Benedict XVI.
Born on Jun 25, 1952 (73 years old)
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Hungary:
Péter Erdő, the cardinal and primate, met with Attila Pető to express their shared beliefs on child protection and healing.
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Hungary:
Péter Erdő is a cardinal who has been mentioned as a potential candidate in the papal conclave.
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Hungary:
Péter Erdő's single statement was believed to have a decisive impact on the outcome of the papal election.
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Honduras:
Cardinal Peter Erdo was backed by a coalition of conservatives but struggled to gain critical mass in the election.
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Brazil:
Cardinal Peter Erdo, supported by a coalition of conservatives, could not gain momentum in an electorate largely indicated by Francis.
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Brazil:
Erdo, supported by a coalition of conservatives, struggled to gain momentum in a largely Francisco-aligned electorate.
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Croatia:
Péter Erdő was a cardinal who had support from a conservative coalition but struggled to gain momentum.
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Croatia:
Péter Erdő was a cardinal who had support from a conservative coalition but struggled to gain momentum.
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Italy:
Peter Erdo was supported by a coalition of conservatives but struggled to gain broader support.
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Ireland:
Cardinal Peter Erdo, backed by a coalition of conservatives, had no way to build momentum in an electorate widely appointed by Francis.
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