We can all guess and have wishful thinking, but ultimately, the next Pope will be God's Choice to Restore the True Church of God! Praise the Lord God in Jesus Name. Amen!
@@lidiasoares5675 That is not entirely accurate. God could allow someone totally unfit for the office to become Pope, or for someone adequately fit, or someone extremely well predisposed. There is no guarantee of quality.
I have met Cardinal Tagle in D.C. He has a youngish, warm, friendly, charismatic personality. What might be described as rock star personality.. The cardinal speaks excellent English having studied at Catholic U. In D.C. Also has other connections to the U.S. Would be a very popular choice and well received across the globe.
@@DomZerchi It wouldn't be a deciding factor but a plus for English speaking countries. That said he would probably be extremely well received in the U.S., always a plus for any pope.
@@DomZerchiI'm not in favor of Tagle but please calm down. You're so agressive. The guy is just sharing his opinion. You should've thanked him first for watching your video and contributing a comment to hype your channel.
@@ProximaCentauri88 I fairly challenged the views expressed in the comment and haven't received a response. I don't think I've been aggressive in my reply, so I don't understand your request to beg on bended knee here.
Great video. I don’t envy your job of pronouncing the names and cities. Managua is pronounced Muh-nah-gwa - three syllables. No syllable gets any particular emphasis.
Absolutely! Burke - The way I would articulate it is that he is sort of a "single-issue" voter for the the Traditional Form of the Mass, something that, while I believe the Liturgy to be very important, not all Cardinals may be as sympathetic. Marx - Potential mis-handling around Sexual Abuse & perceived dissent on Church teaching on sexuality Muller - Viewed as an opponent of Pope Francis & mismanagement of funds while head of the CDF Hollerich - Perception that he may be in favor of changing or "adapting" Church teaching on sexuality and appears to have a "light" view of some Church teachings including the aforementioned Becciu - Financial Impropriety (The Pillar has played an important role in this process). Lost his right to participate in a Papal Conclave at the age of 72, 8 years before normal Ricard - Admitted to sexual abuse of a minor in the 1980s Fernandez - Has issued some controversial documents and statements that have met with international reaction These are more or less the reasons why I would find it difficult to come up with a portfolio to present for a 2/3rds support.
@@supercolinblow An American has not been elected because America has been a global superpower in the whole of the time it has been a particularly relevant character in the Church
In Spanish, here in Latin America, surnames are made up of your father's surname (first), and your mother's surname (second). But it is the father's surname which is given preference as a "single" surname. In other words, Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani Thorne, here in Peru, Is Cardinal Cipriani (not Thorne, that was his mother's surname).
@@DomZerchi It is in God’s hands.If this nightmare continues and another heretic is placed on the Throne of Peter the SSPX will continue to grow and thrive and the leftist congregations of priests and nuns will continue to wither.
@@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643 Clearly you did not wait until the very end of my video for me to dispute that claim. The Papal Conclave is not a Divinely Inspired way to pick the next Pope.
quick suggestion for the next video, if you're gonna include Mexico and central america to "South America" please use the nomenclature "Iberoamerica" or "Latinamerica" to denote South America and Mexico and Central America. Would make things alot easier to follow!!
That is an excellent suggestion, thank you! In retrospect, I did only really offer clarification awkwardly halfway through the video; your suggestion would make things more plainly obvious.
@@DomZerchi it looks like Cardinals being focused on is where Catholicism is growing exponentially in comparison to traditional catholic countries where population is dwindling like the EU or North America. Already a Latin American did get a chance. I see anyone between 70 and 76 years old becoming a Pope
How great is the possibility is that the next Pope will come from France? I expect a European Cardinal elected Pope. I don't see it likely that there will be a Pope from the Americas or the third world like Africa or Asia after Pope Francis' pontificate.
@albertpost9776 Not sure if I agree that Pope Francis' election draws an equivalence that would make it less likely for someone from Africa or Asia to be elected. Card. Ricard has admitted to SA of a Minor, Cardinal Barbarin failed to report SA in the past as Archbishop of Lyon, so the only hopefuls in my view would be Cardinals Aveline, Mamberti, Pierre, and Bustillo. I wouldn't really find any of them likely, however, but of the French, those are the only viable options.
@@DomZerchi I just feel this time the Conclave may go back to electing an Italian. Cardinal Zuppi is also a good age at 68. He is also involved in peace envoys over the last few years and has travelled abroad to meet leaders.
@@starshinebrightly The profile you present sounds approximately the same as Cardinal Parolin, who has "more credibility" imo than Zuppi, so I don't know I'm convinced by just that
@@DomZerchi Matteo Zuppri is said to be a protégé of Pope Francis. Zuppi is president of the Italian Bishops Conference and has mentioned a possible administrator of the Diocese of Rome
@@jpvadakkekara7598 So this is who you think is most likely to become the next Pope or this is who you want? There is a different and my video is primarily concerned with the former, unless you can offer some justification
I am unabashedly a progressive Catholic. Francis has been the best pope in my lifetime of 66 years; okay, John XXIII was a pretty good pope, too. My choices for the next pope would be for Cardinal Tagle or Cardinal Matteo Zuppi of Italy. Cardinal Turkson and Erdo are too conservative in my point of view, even worse would-be Cardinal Burke or Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York. I am a Ukrainian-Rite Catholic, I am most disappointed that Mr. Zerchi doesn't expect a new Eastern Rite cardinal to join the College in the near future. I wouldn't mind if Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti, prefect of the Dicastery of Eastern Churches was the next pope; at least he would know that Eastern Rite Catholics exist. BTW, I am from Pittsburgh, the hometown of Cardinal O'Malley
@@ConanTheLibrarian-n5q I don't think I can be blamed for not saying anything about future new Eastern Rite Cardinals when I didn't really bring up that topic at all. I think it's totally possible, I just don't really anticipate one becoming Pope as they aren't part of the Latin Rite. I would appreciate, if you could provide, some explanation as to how Cardinal Turkson is too "conservative".
For me Tagle and Parolin are far too much in Francis' mould. I'd be more than happy with either Turkson or Erdo, but at 81 years old I hope that I'll feel able to give my full and faithful support to whoever is chosen, which is something I'm finding it increasingly difficult to do with Pope Francis. In the meantime, I'll keep the faith and keep praying, and hope that everybody else does too!
I’m 81 too and love Pope Francis who preaches the Gospel so that it can be lived in daily life. Trads generally ignore the study and interpretation of scripture and prefer devotions and private revelations
@@RPlavo Easily one of Pope Francis's greatest areas of strength is, as you describe, his ability to preach the Gospel in a way relevant to people's daily lives. I think it might be a mischaracterization to say Traditionalists ignore that entirely, however.
@@DomZerchi I wonder why you didn't ask the reason why he thinks that Tagle and Parolin are labeled as "Francis' mould"? When Bishop Tagle himself works for 6 years in the International Theological Commission with then Cardinal Ratzinger, and Pope Benedict even appoint him as Cardinal. Both Tagle, and Pope Benedict are known theologians. Francis just step-up Tagle's position as Cardinal-Bishop, so this brought the two to be seen together especially during the Pope's Asia-tour.
@@johnnanong8756 If I could articulate it, I would say despite both Tagle and Benedict being theologians, they're coming from different schools of thought, whereby Tagle is closer in thought to Pope Francis. But I can admit that my understanding may just be superficial.
@@JacobMaximilian Cardinal Sarah is 79 and falls under the "a bit too controversial to get a 2/3rds" for me, but if you have a case I will hear you out
The next pope must be a traditionalist...NO one is allowed to change the teachings of Christ. Vatican II made the Church sway from traditional /Latin massses.
@@DomZerchi clear example Jorge Bergollio...Benedict was suppressed and silenced. Former US president Bill Clinton is one of them. Only God can put the right man at this moment of turmoil and devination
@@DomZerchi Many Cardinal are affiliated with Freemason, Abused of Funds, McCarrick was the arbitrator negotiation with CCP and secured 10billion in form of donation. Card. Zen was imprisoned with some Bishops and priest were kept silent. Then theres pro LGBT clerics who might just take St. Peters seat.
Mr. Frank Pavone is a relatively obscure former priest from the United States, so I would find it highly unlikely to imagine him getting elected as Pope.
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More prayers and support for Cardinal Tagle.. may the Divine Blessing be with him as our next Pope... Amen
The goated debate of the century
@@loljzn True!
i AM catholic irish priest and have met cardinal tagle, I believe he has what it takes to be one of the leaders of the catholic church.
We pray that God will provide the new shepherd thanks for the narrative.
@@martinmwansa7752 An excellent answer! Thank you!
Cardinal Luis Tagle, the next Pope. Thy will be done Lord. VIVAT JESUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@victorianopimentel2042 Do you have any reasons why?
Finally! Good video
@@spaceman001e7 Thank you! It is much appreciated!
May the Holy Spirit guide them to give us the best pope
We can all guess and have wishful thinking, but ultimately, the next Pope will be God's Choice to Restore the True Church of God! Praise the Lord God in Jesus Name. Amen!
@@lidiasoares5675 That is not entirely accurate. God could allow someone totally unfit for the office to become Pope, or for someone adequately fit, or someone extremely well predisposed. There is no guarantee of quality.
I have met Cardinal Tagle in D.C. He has a youngish, warm, friendly, charismatic personality. What might be described as rock star personality.. The cardinal speaks excellent English having studied at Catholic U. In D.C. Also has other connections to the U.S. Would be a very popular choice and well received across the globe.
@@steveciccarelli3609 I'm curious why you think that US connections and English fluency would be deciding factors. Could you give more explanation?
@@DomZerchi It wouldn't be a deciding factor but a plus for English speaking countries. That said he would probably be extremely well received in the U.S., always a plus for any pope.
@@steveciccarelli3609 Is support by US Cardinals that definitively important? If it was a popularity contest maybe but I don't think this is...
@@DomZerchiI'm not in favor of Tagle but please calm down. You're so agressive. The guy is just sharing his opinion. You should've thanked him first for watching your video and contributing a comment to hype your channel.
@@ProximaCentauri88 I fairly challenged the views expressed in the comment and haven't received a response. I don't think I've been aggressive in my reply, so I don't understand your request to beg on bended knee here.
I'm praying for Cardinal Tagle
Amen.
Cardinal Erdo. Amen.
Great video. I don’t envy your job of pronouncing the names and cities. Managua is pronounced Muh-nah-gwa - three syllables. No syllable gets any particular emphasis.
@@brianking768 Thank you for the correction! I'm usually more fastidious in checking my pronunciation.
In my opinion: card Edro, card Tagle, card Hollerich, card Rys and card Czerny are the most serious candidates.
I find it very curious that the latter 3 Cardinals you named are off my radar. What is your reasoning for them?
If Czerny of became Pope he could could the famous people who pass in Pier 21 he was immigrant from Czech Republic
@@vernicejillmagsino9603 I don't think Czerny is in the conversation, but I'm open to hearing otherwise
can you get into more depth why you think those cardinals will be an immediate no?
Absolutely!
Burke - The way I would articulate it is that he is sort of a "single-issue" voter for the the Traditional Form of the Mass, something that, while I believe the Liturgy to be very important, not all Cardinals may be as sympathetic.
Marx - Potential mis-handling around Sexual Abuse & perceived dissent on Church teaching on sexuality
Muller - Viewed as an opponent of Pope Francis & mismanagement of funds while head of the CDF
Hollerich - Perception that he may be in favor of changing or "adapting" Church teaching on sexuality and appears to have a "light" view of some Church teachings including the aforementioned
Becciu - Financial Impropriety (The Pillar has played an important role in this process). Lost his right to participate in a Papal Conclave at the age of 72, 8 years before normal
Ricard - Admitted to sexual abuse of a minor in the 1980s
Fernandez - Has issued some controversial documents and statements that have met with international reaction
These are more or less the reasons why I would find it difficult to come up with a portfolio to present for a 2/3rds support.
I subscribed.
@@PantalonRouge Thank you!
Pizzaballa!
I'm wondering why an American (US) has not yet been elected pope. It would be interesting.
@@supercolinblow An American has not been elected because America has been a global superpower in the whole of the time it has been a particularly relevant character in the Church
In Spanish, here in Latin America, surnames are made up of your father's surname (first), and your mother's surname (second). But it is the father's surname which is given preference as a "single" surname. In other words, Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani Thorne, here in Peru, Is Cardinal Cipriani (not Thorne, that was his mother's surname).
@@gerardmcgorian7070 That is very interesting and I did not know that!
Pope Francis is from Latin America his surname is Bergoglio who is last surname was his father’s surname not mother’s
@@vernicejillmagsino9603 read...what...I... wrote?
God willing it is Ranjith,Erdo or Mueller.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Especially ranjith
@@ryanscottlogan8459 I don't believe Muller has an ice cubes chance in an oven, but if you can present the case, I'm here to hear it.
@@DomZerchi It is in God’s hands.If this nightmare continues and another heretic is placed on the Throne of Peter the SSPX will continue to grow and thrive and the leftist congregations of priests and nuns will continue to wither.
Who are the other names you suspect the press will pump up?
@@JacobMaximilian The Cardinals I was thinking of were Zuppi and Grech, but I think there is not really any substance behind it
O’Malley American but good transitional choice!
@@wmatcape11 That is perhaps a fair way to imagine things.
😅NO TO TAGLE. REMEMBER THE CASE OF CARITAS!😮
Who’ll be the next pope. The one appointed by the Holy Spirit. The rest is bla bla bla
@@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643 Clearly you did not wait until the very end of my video for me to dispute that claim. The Papal Conclave is not a Divinely Inspired way to pick the next Pope.
@@DomZerchi Pope Benedict XVI would agree with you.
The Holy Spirit does not appoint the Pope.
@@Kirin2022 He would indeed! A future video might be on that subject...
Myth. The Holy Spirit does not choose the Pope. The Church simply does not teach that
quick suggestion for the next video, if you're gonna include Mexico and central america to "South America" please use the nomenclature "Iberoamerica" or "Latinamerica" to denote South America and Mexico and Central America. Would make things alot easier to follow!!
That is an excellent suggestion, thank you! In retrospect, I did only really offer clarification awkwardly halfway through the video; your suggestion would make things more plainly obvious.
Percentage of becoming Pope.
90% Italian
10% Europian
0% others
@@jacintogajasan7860 Why do you think this?
@@DomZerchi check the history of Papacy
@@jacintogajasan7860 and you believe because in the past it has been like that, it is necessary now that it will continue to be the same?
I would like to see a Byzantine pope
@@KeithMarshall-318 Care to share any reasons why?
I think the next Pope will come from Asia
@@dasequei Why do you think so and who do you suppose?
@@DomZerchi it looks like Cardinals being focused on is where Catholicism is growing exponentially in comparison to traditional catholic countries where population is dwindling like the EU or North America. Already a Latin American did get a chance. I see anyone between 70 and 76 years old becoming a Pope
How great is the possibility is that the next Pope will come from France? I expect a European Cardinal elected Pope. I don't see it likely that there will be a Pope from the Americas or the third world like Africa or Asia after Pope Francis' pontificate.
@albertpost9776 Not sure if I agree that Pope Francis' election draws an equivalence that would make it less likely for someone from Africa or Asia to be elected. Card. Ricard has admitted to SA of a Minor, Cardinal Barbarin failed to report SA in the past as Archbishop of Lyon, so the only hopefuls in my view would be Cardinals Aveline, Mamberti, Pierre, and Bustillo. I wouldn't really find any of them likely, however, but of the French, those are the only viable options.
French Cardinals are more French than French contestants in beauty pageants mostly of African and Creole appearance
Antonio Luis Tagle is the next Pope
@@vincentrapo7479 Care to explain why you think so?
one more pope, one last pope.
@@alexanderc3467 I reckon there will probably be another after the next. And another after that. And so on.
Acc to some Fatima experts, this next Pope is the one killed by arrows in the Fatima vision
I think it may be Cardinal Zuppi
@@starshinebrightly I would disagree, but I'm open to hearing the case for him
@@DomZerchi I just feel this time the Conclave may go back to electing an Italian.
Cardinal Zuppi is also a good age at 68.
He is also involved in peace envoys over the last few years and has travelled abroad to meet leaders.
@@starshinebrightly The profile you present sounds approximately the same as Cardinal Parolin, who has "more credibility" imo than Zuppi, so I don't know I'm convinced by just that
@@DomZerchi Matteo Zuppri is said to be a protégé of Pope Francis. Zuppi is president of the Italian Bishops Conference and has mentioned a possible administrator of the Diocese of Rome
Vigano/ Strickland
@@jpvadakkekara7598 So this is who you think is most likely to become the next Pope or this is who you want? There is a different and my video is primarily concerned with the former, unless you can offer some justification
I would not like another effeminate like Ratsinger, or a narcissist like Wodge-Tiller. 🙏🕯
@@a.t.c.3862 This is a rather juvenile attempt at insulting two previous Popes.
I am unabashedly a progressive Catholic. Francis has been the best pope in my lifetime of 66 years; okay, John XXIII was a pretty good pope, too. My choices for the next pope would be for Cardinal Tagle or Cardinal Matteo Zuppi of Italy. Cardinal Turkson and Erdo are too conservative in my point of view, even worse would-be Cardinal Burke or Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York. I am a Ukrainian-Rite Catholic, I am most disappointed that Mr. Zerchi doesn't expect a new Eastern Rite cardinal to join the College in the near future. I wouldn't mind if Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti, prefect of the Dicastery of Eastern Churches was the next pope; at least he would know that Eastern Rite Catholics exist. BTW, I am from Pittsburgh, the hometown of Cardinal O'Malley
@@ConanTheLibrarian-n5q I don't think I can be blamed for not saying anything about future new Eastern Rite Cardinals when I didn't really bring up that topic at all. I think it's totally possible, I just don't really anticipate one becoming Pope as they aren't part of the Latin Rite.
I would appreciate, if you could provide, some explanation as to how Cardinal Turkson is too "conservative".
Musk or Kutchner😮
@@nachman5570 Pardon?
For me Tagle and Parolin are far too much in Francis' mould. I'd be more than happy with either Turkson or Erdo, but at 81 years old I hope that I'll feel able to give my full and faithful support to whoever is chosen, which is something I'm finding it increasingly difficult to do with Pope Francis. In the meantime, I'll keep the faith and keep praying, and hope that everybody else does too!
@@nigelpower1509 Thank you very much, your comment is greatly appreciated. God bless you as you hold on to the faith!
I’m 81 too and love Pope Francis who preaches the Gospel so that it can be lived in daily life. Trads generally ignore the study and interpretation of scripture and prefer devotions and private revelations
@@RPlavo Easily one of Pope Francis's greatest areas of strength is, as you describe, his ability to preach the Gospel in a way relevant to people's daily lives. I think it might be a mischaracterization to say Traditionalists ignore that entirely, however.
@@DomZerchi I wonder why you didn't ask the reason why he thinks that Tagle and Parolin are labeled as "Francis' mould"?
When Bishop Tagle himself works for 6 years in the International Theological Commission with then Cardinal Ratzinger, and Pope Benedict even appoint him as Cardinal. Both Tagle, and Pope Benedict are known theologians.
Francis just step-up Tagle's position as Cardinal-Bishop, so this brought the two to be seen together especially during the Pope's Asia-tour.
@@johnnanong8756 If I could articulate it, I would say despite both Tagle and Benedict being theologians, they're coming from different schools of thought, whereby Tagle is closer in thought to Pope Francis. But I can admit that my understanding may just be superficial.
There's no good case for Tagle or Parolin. I'd want and hope for Erdo or Pizzaballa. Though I'll also hold out for Mueller.
Pizzaballa is a total unknown.He could be a far leftist like Bergoglio.
@@patrickstoops1584 I have no idea how you could discount Tagle or Parolin but give Muller the pass. What is your justification?
After his financial scandals Mueller could never get elected. My trad pick is Sarah
@@JacobMaximilian Cardinal Sarah is 79 and falls under the "a bit too controversial to get a 2/3rds" for me, but if you have a case I will hear you out
We are so ready for a new pope
@@Juan-gl7cs Pray for the Holy Father. Everything is in God's timing, not ours.
No we are not!
The next pope must be a traditionalist...NO one is allowed to change the teachings of Christ. Vatican II made the Church sway from traditional /Latin massses.
@@bobteo813 Do you think this is a hot topic amongst the Cardinal-Electors?
@@DomZerchi there will be outside powerful / political would want someone who can dance to their tune
@@bobteo813 What does that have to do with your original comment or my response?
@@DomZerchi clear example Jorge Bergollio...Benedict was suppressed and silenced. Former US president Bill Clinton is one of them. Only God can put the right man at this moment of turmoil and devination
@@DomZerchi Many Cardinal are affiliated with Freemason, Abused of Funds, McCarrick was the arbitrator negotiation with CCP and secured 10billion in form of donation. Card. Zen was imprisoned with some Bishops and priest were kept silent. Then theres pro LGBT clerics who might just take St. Peters seat.
God tells me Cardinal Cupich is the next pope.
Only if the devil is about ready to unleash the Anti-Christ and needs the False Prophet online sooner rather than later. God forsees all.
God help us all if that happens.
If that happens then we know God wants the Church to split into schism.
@@ryanscottlogan8459 God does not want schism but will send prophets to rise up to reclaim the Church against the usurpers.
@@Kirin2022 I pray you are right!❤️
Father Frank Pavone for Pope!
Mr. Frank Pavone is a relatively obscure former priest from the United States, so I would find it highly unlikely to imagine him getting elected as Pope.