Cardinals did not understand the minds of the next Pope, despite some of the first – national position

Catholic Caralades Enter a Good Wednesday for a new selection pope You do not yet have a clear idea of ​​who will appear as the caliph of Pope Francis, as many speeches conducted by individual clerics said this week.

The 133 Cardinals are held near daily meetings to discuss the issues facing the Catholic Church, which is valued at 1.4 billion members in front of the side, when they are isolated in a hotel and prevent them from contacting the outside world.

While there are a few Cardinals seen as the first place to succeed Pope Francis-often mentioned are Cardinal Petro Paroline and Cardinal Luis Antonio Talal-many clerics who will vote have not been fighting their minds.

“My list is changing, and I think it will continue to change within the next few days,” said Cardinal Vincent Nichols, who is participating in his first tour, to Reuters. “It is a process that has not been concluded for me, far from ending.”

While the Cardinals meet this week in the so -called “public gatherings”, individual clerics can present letters to give their vision to the future of global faith.

During Conclave 2013, during this period, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergolio gave a speech, through many accounts, depths his peers in depth. A few days later, Francis was elected.

Nichols, the official of the Supreme Church in England and Wales, said this time was pivotal again in helping to form opinions about who could be the next Pope.

“There will be these moments when the stone is dropped in a pond and the ripples will come out and I will sit there think,” Oh, yes, this is important. “

In response to a question about whether there is more likely to become more than the Pope, Nichols replied: “I came with some ideas … (and) they have changed.”

Cardinal William Goh Singhi, the Archbishop of Singapore, told Alle Misgro newspaper that he also does not know who might be the next Pope. “It may seem strange, but we don’t really know,” he said. “We haven’t started to vote yet, so we don’t know. The game is still ongoing.”

Cardinals meet in two sessions before birth on Monday and are expected to have at least one on Tuesday.

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The flavor itself begins on Wednesday morning with the celebration of a special mass in the Church of St. Peter.

In the afternoon, the Cardinacle will be officially treated in the Sistine Church, the area of ​​the fifteenth century worship decorated with the girl by Michelangelo, where they will start voting for the upcoming Pope.

They are expected to take one vote on Wednesday afternoon. Subsequent days will have two votes every morning and afternoon. It takes some thirds of a person.

According to the Conclave regulations, if no person is chosen after the first three days, the Cardinals must take a “prayer pause” for a day before follow -up.

The only signal granted to the outside world about deliberations from a chimney installed over the church will come. Cardinate will burn their voting cards, adding a chemical product to create one of two colors of smoke: black for uninterrupted vote; White when there is a new door.

Cardinal Cardinal Fernando Feloni, a former Vatican official who participates in his second round, told Corriere Della Sera that he expected the first votes to be uncomfortable.

“The first two voices are to go, then we start summarizing things,” he said.

Feloni said that the Cardinoge that is isolated from the world, lives and eating together in the guesthouse in the Vatican in Santa Marta is also important.

“When we vote, we don’t talk, but then we eat together and live together and compare the notes,” he said.