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Papal conclave begins after cardinals sworn to secrecy; first vote results in no pope chosen yet
The College of Cardinals began meeting Wednesday to vote in a papal conclave -- a secret ballot where two-thirds majority is required for the election of a new pontiff. After each round of submissions,
Francis’ successor will be selected by cardinals at the conclave that began on May 7. Cardinals, known as the “princes of the ...
The papal conclave begins May 7. Here's how cardinals choose the next pope, what to expect and how secretive the process is.
A papal conclave is set to begin in Vatican City starting May 7, during which cardinals from around the world will elect the ...
The longest conclave lasted almost three years. Thankfully, the timeframe has changed drastically in recent years.
As the conclave gets underway, eyes are searching for the billowing white smoke that signals Habemus Papam: “We have a pope.” ...
Following Pope Francis' death on April 28 -- which set into process the start of a new papal conclave -- "Conclave" saw a 283 ...
At the end of each voting round, black smoke means a new pope has not yet to be selected, while white smoke indicates a new ...
Intrigue, fashion, humility, faith—133 cardinal electors have descended on Rome to choose a new pope and their every move and ...
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