Voting due to the start of the new Pope’s election

On Wednesday evening, under the roof of the Dome of the Sistin Church in Michael Anglo, 133 Cardinals will vote for the election of Pope 267 of the Catholic Church.

Today will start at 10:00 (09:00 GMT) with a block at St. Peter’s Church. The service, which will be broadcast, will be headed by Giovanni Batista, 91 -year -old Cardinal Dean, who was also celebrating the funeral of Pope Francis.

Early in the afternoon, the mobile signal will be activated inside the Vatican lands to prevent anyone who participates in the range from contacting the outside world.

Around 16:15 (15:15 GMT), Cardinal 133 will meet in the Pauline chapel and form a procession to the Cistin Church.

Throughout the time they will sing a series of Creator and Hymn – an invitation to the Holy Spirit, which is seen as the guideline hand that will help the Cardinals choose the new Pope.

Once she reaches the Sistin Church, one hand relaxes on a copy of the Bible, the right -wing Cardin will pronounce the secrecy that prevents them from exchanging details on how to elect the new Pope.

When the last voter has led to the right, meditation will be held. After that, Diego Ravili, the master of the papal liturgical celebrations, “Omnes Extra” (“” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “”, “the encero,” will announce.

He is one of three church employees who are allowed to stay in the Sistin Church although he is not a key voter, although they will have to leave the building while calculating the votes.

The “additional omnes” moment is the beginning of the isolation of the Cardinals – and the beginning of the flavor.

The word, which comes from Latin for “Cum Clave”, or “closed with a key” is a little misleading, because the Cardinate is no longer closed inside; Instead, Vatican officials closed on Tuesday the entrances to the Apostolic Palace- which includes the Sistin Church with lead seals that will remain until the end of the procedures. The Swiss guards will thwart all the entrances to the church.

Diego Ravli will distribute the ballot papers, and the Cardinals will pass the first vote shortly after.

While nothing prevents the Pope from electing the first vote, it did not happen in the centuries. Austin Everly, the Catholic writer and commentator, says this first ballot is very important.

“Croup who have more than 20 votes will be taken into account. In the first ballot, the votes will be very widespread and voters know that they have to focus on numbers that have numbers,” says IVEREIIG.

He adds that every other poll after that will indicate any of the Cardinals that have momentum. “It is almost like a political campaign … but it is not really a competition; it’s an effort by the body to find consensus.”

If the vote does not result in the third majority necessary to elect the new Pope, the Cardinals return to the Casa Santa Marta for dinner. Then, on the sidelines of the voting process, important talks occur between the Cardinals and the consensus begins to collect different names.

According to the Italian media, the menu options consist of light dishes that are usually served to housing guests, including wine – but no souls. Al -Nawadid and kitchen staff also swore by secrecy and they cannot leave the causes of the flavor period.

From Thursday morning, the Cardinate will have breakfast between 06:30 (05:30 amput) and 07:30 (06:30 amput) before the Mass at 08:15 (07:15 BST). Then two are voted after that in the morning, followed by lunch and comfort. In his memoirs, Pope Francis said that when he began receiving signs from other Cardinals that the dangerous consensus had begun to form it around him; He was elected during the first day vote. The last two seals were concluded by the end of the second day.

There is no way to see if this will be a long or short tour – but the currency realizes that the procedures can be explained as a sign of tremendous differences.

While discussing, praying and voting, outside the independent windows in the Sistine Church, thousands of believers will search for the chimney on the right of the Church of St. Peter, waiting for the white smoke column to indicate that the next Pope has been elected.