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· 10hInside the conclave: A visual guide to the election of the next pope
Cardinals from across the world have begun gathering in the Vatican for the conclave, a secret set of votes in the Sistine Chapel to elect the next pope. Each day, dressed in striking scarlet robes, they will make their way from their lodgings in Casa Santa Marta to the chapel, where votes are cast beneath the frescoes.
The conclave has been the tried and tested method to select the Pope since 1276 and will see 133 cardinal electors enter the ...
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DeBernardo, in an statement issued Tuesday, said some cardinals have been vocal in their opposition to Francis' leadership of ...
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Cardinal Angelo Becciu, once a powerful Vatican official and leading papal contender, has formally withdrawn from ...
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For black smoke, the Vatican uses a mixture of potassium perchlorate, anthracene, and sulphur. The white smoke used to signal ...
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