Cardinal George
Cardinals Say New Pope Remains Down-To-Earth, 2 Months In
(CBS) — He has been in office for just over 2 months, but already pope Francis has put his own personal stamp on the papacy. He has ignored many trappings and traditions while concentrating preaching […]
George: Cardinals ‘Not Ready’ To Set Date For Papal Conclave
Another day has come and gone without a decision on when the Catholic Church’s cardinals will gather to elect the next pope.
Cardinal George Has Short List For Next Pope
One day after Pope Benedict resigned, the Vatican is in a state of flux, with no clear indication who among a dozen or more possible contenders might be elected a successor.
Pope Betting Odds: Cardinal George Is 150-1 Longshot
The odds that Chicago’s Francis Cardinal George will be the next pope?
Chicagoans Witness Final Days Of Pope Benedict
Several Chicago area faithful witnessed history at the Vatican on Wednesday at Pope Benedict offered his final papal audience before he steps down.
Cardinal George Targets School Closings, Staff Cuts To Save Archdiocese Budget
The Chicago Archdiocese is closing five schools and eliminating 75 staff positions in an effort to save millions of dollars over the next two years.
Cardinal George Arrives In Rome, Prepares For Emotional Farewell
Cardinal George arrived in Rome on Tuesday to pay homage to the retiring Pope Benedict before turning the attention toward choosing a new leader of the Catholic church.
Cardinal George In Good Health, Says American Could Be Selected Pope
Chances for an American pope are greater than ever before, Francis Cardinal George tells CBS 2 Chief correspondent Jay Levine.
Cardinal George Surprised At Pope’s Resignation
George says the Pope is a very private person and his public role was the most difficult for him.
George Starts Four-Month Chemo Treatment
Cardinal George on Wednesday started a four-month course of cancer treatment.
New Cancer Scare For Cardinal George
Doctors have discovered cancerous cells in Cardinal George’s kidney, the archdiocese announced on Friday.
Cardinal George Names Priest As Church CFO
Francis Cardinal George must submit his resignation to Pope Benedict when he turns 75 Friday, and he wants to make sure that his financial house is in order when he leaves.
Cardinal George Apologizes For Comparing Pride Parade With KKK
In a statement posted Friday on the Archdiocese Website, George said he was ‘deeply sorry for the hurt that my remarks have brought to the hearts of gays and lesbians and their families.’
Cardinal George: Bishops Should Be Able To Lobby
It’s been a year of ups and downs, highs and lows, for Chicago’s Francis Cardinal George. He talks with CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine.
Cardinal’s Retirement May Not Be So Imminent
When Francis Cardinal George turns 75 on Jan. 16, he’s required by church law to hand in his resignation. But after 15 years as Archbishop of Chicago, he’s not ready to step down just yet, CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
St. Sabina Faithful Take To Paper In Fight With Cardinal George
In the latest salvo in a very public battle over the leadership at St. Sabina, members of the church put their thoughts in black and white today–with a full-page advertisement in the Chicago Sun-Times.
Cardinal: ‘Ball Really Is In (Pfleger’s) Corner Now’
Cardinal Francis George on Friday defended his suspension of Father Michael Pfleger, saying it is his job to deal with priests in crisis. CBS 2′s Roseann Tellez reports.
Priest: ‘I Have My Reservations’ About Moving To St. Sabina
Caught in the middle of the feud between suspended St. Sabina Pastor Michael Pfleger and Cardinal George is one of the priests assigned to fill the gaps in Pfleger’s absence.
Cardinal George Suspends Father Pfleger At St. Sabina’s
Cardinal George on Wednesday suspended Father Michael Pfleger as pastor at St. Sabina’s, expressing frustration at Pfleger’s ongoing public statements regarding his tenuous future in the Chicago Archdiocese.
Chicago Catholics Filled With Pride As John Paul Nears Sainthood
Thousands of the faithful at the Vatican for Easter on Sunday will remain in Rome for the beatification of Pope John Paul II next week. Hundreds of Chicagoans also plan to make the journey.



