A cardinal is a high-ranking official in the Catholic Church, appointed by the pope to advise him and help govern the Church. Cardinals also elect new popes during conclaves. They serve in the Roman Curia, lead dioceses, and represent the Church worldwide, benefiting Catholics through spiritual leadership and governance.
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