From meme edits of cardinals to viral “pope-ables,” TikTok is drawing Gen Z into faith conversations — making the papal conclave more relatable than ever. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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"What's funny is that I think it heightened the level of [religious] engagement ... I know that a number of students all of a sudden took interest in the movie Conclave." Windsorites remember ...

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"What's funny is that I think it heightened the level of [religious] engagement. I know that on ... I know that a number of students all of a sudden took interest in the movie Conclave." On Monday, ...

Gen Z – the first generation made up entirely of digital natives born between 1997 and 2012 – are taking the papal conclave into ... 22-year-old journalism student Ara Chong from the ...