Canadian cardinal, Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, Jesuit, known for his commitment to migrants and refugees and his progressive social vision.
| criterion | tendency |
|---|---|
| Moral doctrine | Progressive |
| Liturgy | Moderate-progressive |
| Sociopolitical | Very progressive |
| Relationship with Pope Francis | Very progressive |
| Dialogue | Moderate-progressive |
| Communication | Moderate-progressive |
| Overall tendency | Progressive |
Cardinal Czerny has consistently emphasized a compassionate and inclusive approach to moral doctrine. While he upholds the Church's teachings, he advocates for a 'consistent ethic of life' that encompasses care for migrants, the poor, and the environment. His focus is on integrating marginalized individuals into the life of the Church, reflecting a progressive pastoral sensitivity.
Cardinal Czerny views tradition as dynamic, emphasizing the need for the Church to adapt and engage with contemporary issues while remaining rooted in its heritage. His approach aligns with the spirit of Vatican II, promoting a liturgy that is both faithful to tradition and responsive to the modern world.
Cardinal Czerny is a leading voice in the Church's social justice initiatives. As Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, he actively addresses issues such as migration, environmental justice, and economic inequality, embodying the Church's commitment to the marginalized.
Cardinal Czerny is a close collaborator of Pope Francis, sharing his vision for a Church that prioritizes mercy, social justice, and care for creation. His appointments and missions reflect a deep alignment with the Pope's pastoral and theological priorities.
Cardinal Czerny actively engages in interreligious dialogue, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and mutual respect among different faith traditions. His participation in various forums highlights his commitment to building bridges across religious divides.
Known for his empathetic and pastoral communication style, Cardinal Czerny emphasizes listening and dialogue. His approach reflects a commitment to engaging with diverse communities and addressing contemporary challenges with compassion.
Canadian cardinal, Archbishop Emeritus of Toronto, known for his conservative positions on issues of moral doctrine and his commitment to defending religious freedom.
Canadian cardinal, Archbishop of Toronto, relatively new to the episcopate, known for his doctrinal fidelity and pragmatic pastoral approach.
Canadian cardinal, Archbishop of Quebec, known for his balanced approach between fidelity to tradition and social engagement, in a context of secularization.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Congolese cardinal, Archbishop of Kinshasa, known for his commitment to social justice and human rights defense, while maintaining a traditional doctrinal position.
Cuba
Cuban cardinal, Archbishop of Havana, known for his balance between respect for local authorities and defense of the Church's mission in a complex political context.
Guatemala
Guatemalan cardinal recognized for his work with indigenous communities and commitment to social justice, while maintaining a conservative position on doctrinal issues.
Canada
age: 78
Canadian cardinal, Archbishop Emeritus of Toronto, known for his conservative positions on issues of moral doctrine and his commitment to defending religious freedom.
Italy
age: 78
Italian cardinal, Archbishop of Florence, known for his conservative doctrinal positions and intellectual work, while remaining engaged in pastoral dialogue.
Switzerland
age: 78
Swiss cardinal, apostolic nuncio, known for his diplomatic work and balanced approach between tradition and moderate openness.
Hong Kong
Chinese cardinal, Bishop of Hong Kong, Jesuit, known for his prudent diplomatic navigation between Beijing and the Vatican, and his intellectual and open pastoral approach in a complex political context.
Serbia
Serbian cardinal, Archbishop of Belgrade, known for his pastoral work in a predominantly Orthodox context and his commitment to ecumenical dialogue in the Balkans.
New Zealand
New Zealand cardinal, Archbishop of Wellington, known for his moderate pastoral approach and openness to dialogue, while maintaining balance with traditional teachings.
Paraguay
Paraguayan cardinal known for his pastoral commitment and moderate approach to social issues. The first cardinal in Paraguay's history.
United States
American cardinal, Archbishop of Washington, first African-American cardinal, known for his leadership in the sexual abuse crisis and his balanced pastoral approach between tradition and openness.
Spain
Spanish cardinal, Archbishop of Barcelona, known for his search for balance and mediation skills, with a moderate pastoral approach to the challenges of a secularized society.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Congolese cardinal, Archbishop of Kinshasa, known for his commitment to social justice and human rights defense, while maintaining a traditional doctrinal position.
Myanmar
Burmese cardinal, the first from his country, known for his commitment to peace and reconciliation, combining respect for tradition and interreligious dialogue.
Italy
Italian cardinal, Archbishop Emeritus of Agrigento, known for his commitment to migrants and his open pastoral approach while remaining faithful to tradition.
Italy
Italian cardinal, Secretary of State of the Holy See, experienced diplomat, known for his moderation and expertise in international relations, while maintaining balance with traditional doctrine.
Ecuador
Ecuadorian cardinal, Archbishop of Guayaquil, Franciscan, known for his pastoral work in popular communities and his fidelity to the traditional teachings of the Church.
Rwanda
Rwandan cardinal, the first from his country, who lost his family during the genocide, known for his work on national reconciliation and his attachment to traditional doctrine.
Germany
German cardinal, Archbishop of Cologne, known for his conservative positions and controversial leadership, particularly in handling sexual abuse and his opposition to certain reforms.
Italy
Italian cardinal, former vicar general of the pope for the diocese of Rome, known for his balance between liturgical tradition and moderate pastoral openness.
Argentina
Argentine cardinal, Archbishop Emeritus of Buenos Aires, successor of Pope Francis in this diocese, known for his discreet profile and balanced administration between tradition and renewal.
Croatia
Croatian cardinal, Archbishop of Zagreb, known for his conservative positions on moral issues and his commitment to traditional values in a post-communist context.
France
French cardinal, Archbishop Emeritus of Lyon, known for his missionary dynamism but whose career has been marked by controversy over the handling of sexual abuse in his diocese.
Italy
Italian cardinal, former vicar general of the pope for the diocese of Rome, known for his balance between liturgical tradition and moderate pastoral openness.
