L'identité du prochain pape : notes d'un cardinal
Deux ans après le texte signé 'Demos' (dont il a été révélé par la suite qu'il avait été écrit par le Cardinal Pell), un nouveau document anonyme, lié au premier, définit les sept priorités du prochain Conclave pour réparer la confusion et la crise créées par ce Pontificat.
- L'identikit del prossimo Papa (I) II A Profile of the Next Pope (EN) II "Retrato robot" del próximo Papa (ES) II Identität des nächsten Papstes (D) II Identyfikacja następnego papieża (PL)
Identität des nächsten Papstes: Kardinal schreibt
Zwei Jahre nach dem Text mit der Unterschrift "Demos" (von dem sich später herausstellte, dass er von Kardinal Pell verfasst wurde) definiert ein neues anonymes Dokument, das mit dem ersten verbunden ist, die sieben Prioritäten des nächsten Konklaves, um die Verwirrung und die Krise, die durch dieses Pontifikat entstanden sind, zu beheben.
- L'identikit del prossimo Papa (I) II A Profile of the Next Pope (EN) II "Retrato robot" del próximo Papa (ES) II L'identité du prochain pape (F) II Identyfikacja następnego papieża (PL)
Identyfikacja następnego papieża: notatki kardynała
Dwa lata po ukazaniu się tekstu podpisanego przez "Demos" (później ujawniono, że był to tekst napisany przez kardynała Pella), nowy, anonimowy dokument, powiązany z pierwszym, określa siedem priorytetów następnego konklawe, aby naprawić zamieszanie i kryzys wywołany przez obecny pontyfikat.
- L'identikit del prossimo Papa (I) II A profile of the Next Pope (EN) II "Retrato robot" del próximo Papa (ES) II L'identité du prochain pape (F) II Identität des nächsten Papstes (D)
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