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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,
Cardinals from 70 countries have gathered at the Vatican to elect a new Pope in the most diverse conclave in history.
Multiple rounds of voting likely will be required before a candidate emerges with the two-thirds majority required to become ...
Catholic cardinals from around the world gathered in the Vatican on Wednesday for the start of the conclave, the ...
The Catholic Church has begun the highly choreographed process of choosing its new leader following the death of Pope Francis ...
Since livestream cameras went up early Wednesday morning, a handful of seagulls have hopped around the Sistine Chapel chimney ...
BREAKING: 133 red-robed cardinals from around the world have filed into the Sistine Chapel, and the doors sealed behind them.
As the conclave gets underway, eyes are searching for the billowing white smoke that signals Habemus Papam: “We have a pope.” ...
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