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Claire Giangrave covers the Vatican and her work is produced through a collaboration between NPR and Religion News Service. Good morning, Claire. Hello. So what can you tell us about these 21 men?

Claire Giangrave covers the Vatican and her work is produced through a collaboration between NPR and Religion News Service. Good morning, Claire. Hello. So what can you tell us about these 21 men?

Claire Giangrave covers the Vatican and her work is produced through a collaboration between NPR and Religion News Service. Good morning, Claire. Hello. So what can you tell us about these 21 men?

Hmm. I understand that you've had a chance to talk to some of the latest cardinals. What did you learn about their backgrounds?

Hmm. I understand that you've had a chance to talk to some of the latest cardinals. What did you learn about their backgrounds?

Hmm. I understand that you've had a chance to talk to some of the latest cardinals. What did you learn about their backgrounds?

Yeah, so what is that vision? How has the role of being a cardinal changed under Pope Francis? What's different now?

Yeah, so what is that vision? How has the role of being a cardinal changed under Pope Francis? What's different now?

Yeah, so what is that vision? How has the role of being a cardinal changed under Pope Francis? What's different now?

And the consistory is the ceremony where they become new cardinals. Is that right?

And the consistory is the ceremony where they become new cardinals. Is that right?

And the consistory is the ceremony where they become new cardinals. Is that right?

That's RNS Vatican correspondent Claire Giangrave. Claire, thank you. Thank you so much, Elisa. And that's up first for Saturday, December 7th. I'm Alyssa Nadworny. And I'm Aisha Roscoe. Our producer is Fernando Naro, with help from Martin Patience and Andrew Craig. Our director is Michael Radcliffe. Our editors are Dee Parvez, Ed McNulty, Shannon Rhodes, James Heider, and Miguel Macias.

That's RNS Vatican correspondent Claire Giangrave. Claire, thank you. Thank you so much, Elisa. And that's up first for Saturday, December 7th. I'm Alyssa Nadworny. And I'm Aisha Roscoe. Our producer is Fernando Naro, with help from Martin Patience and Andrew Craig. Our director is Michael Radcliffe. Our editors are Dee Parvez, Ed McNulty, Shannon Rhodes, James Heider, and Miguel Macias.

That's RNS Vatican correspondent Claire Giangrave. Claire, thank you. Thank you so much, Elisa. And that's up first for Saturday, December 7th. I'm Alyssa Nadworny. And I'm Aisha Roscoe. Our producer is Fernando Naro, with help from Martin Patience and Andrew Craig. Our director is Michael Radcliffe. Our editors are Dee Parvez, Ed McNulty, Shannon Rhodes, James Heider, and Miguel Macias.

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Evie Stone is our senior supervising editor. Sarah Lucy Oliver is our executive producer. And Jim Kane is our deputy managing editor. Tomorrow on the Sunday Story from Up First, the federal government launched a program to support the poorest elderly and disabled Americans in 1972. Supplemental security income is a lifeline for some of the most vulnerable Americans.

Evie Stone is our senior supervising editor. Sarah Lucy Oliver is our executive producer. And Jim Kane is our deputy managing editor. Tomorrow on the Sunday Story from Up First, the federal government launched a program to support the poorest elderly and disabled Americans in 1972. Supplemental security income is a lifeline for some of the most vulnerable Americans.

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But outdated rules have damaged the efficacy of what was supposed to be a social safety net.