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Cardinals returning to conclave after first vote ends in black smoke

By Editorial Board Published May 8, 2025 5 Min Read
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Cardinals returning to conclave after first vote ends in black smoke

Cardinals have failed to succeed in the required two-thirds majority of their first vote to decide on a brand new pope within the Vatican.

Black smoke emerged from the Sistine Chapel chimney at 8pm, indicating they’d been unable to agree.

Crowds in St Peter’s Sq. had been saved ready longer than anticipated and most have been hoping for the white smoke that alerts the arrival of a brand new pontiff.

Newest updates as conclave underneath approach

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Faithful react to black smoke rising from the chimney on the Sistine Chapel indicating no decision has been made to elect a new pope, at the Vatican, May 7, 2025. REUTERS/Claudia Greco

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Folks in St Peter’s Sq. as black smoke emerged from the Sistine Chapel. Pic: Reuters

There was just one vote at this time, however from Thursday the 133 cardinals will maintain two votes within the morning and two within the afternoon till at the very least 89 decide the identical identify.

The conclave began on Wednesday afternoon after cardinals swore an oath of secrecy and the doorways of the Sistine Chapel have been shut to the skin world.

They’ve given up their telephones and are minimize off from the skin world till a brand new pope is chosen.

The latest conclaves – for Pope Francis in 2013, Pope Benedict XVI in 2005 and Pope John Paul II in 1978 – all lasted lower than three days.

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Papal conclave begins.

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Doorways shut as conclave begins

The voting takes locations beneath Michelangelo’s legendary frescoes and the chapel – usually a packed vacationer web site – has put in tight safety.

It has been swept for listening gadgets, sign jammers have been put in, and its home windows have been lined to guard from spy drones.

Lead seals have additionally been placed on 80 doorways on the conclave web site to cease individuals going out and in.

The cardinals will sleep and eat on the Casa Santa Marta, a visitor home inside the Vatican the place Pope Francis lived, till the method is over.

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pope conclave

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What occurs throughout a conclave?

The Cardinals take their place ahead of the first vote

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The cardinals are voting within the splendour of the Sistine Chapel

Conclave: The Cardinals take their place ahead of the first vote

The cardinals started Wednesday by taking mass, earlier than a solemn two-by-two procession into the Sistine Chapel within the afternoon.

Dressed of their crimson garb, they chanted the Litany of the Saints and Veni Creator – a hymn imploring the saints to assist them discover a new chief.

They then every got here ahead to take an oath of secrecy, inserting a hand on the gospel and in addition promising to not enable any exterior affect.

The ultimate piece of theatre was the Latin declaration “Extra omnes” (“everyone else out”) and Archbishop Diego Ravelli, an aide to the late pope, pushed the doorways shut.

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Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re  was overheard telling Parolin, the Papal frontrunner: "Best wishes. Double best wishes."

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Cardinal needs Pope frontrunner ‘double finest needs’

Conclave is starting 16 days after Pope Francis’s loss of life, which got here after a protracted hospital stick with pneumonia.

Many specialists imagine it is going to come all the way down to a selection between somebody who will proceed his progressive strategy and a extra conservative candidate.

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A view of the interior of the Sistine Chapel ahead of the conclave to elect the next pope at the Vatican.
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Conclave: Behind the scenes

The temporary stove where cardinals will burn their ballots. Pic: AP

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The non permanent range the place cardinals will burn their ballots. Pic: AP

Among the many favourites is Luis Tagle, a cardinal who might change into the primary Asian pontiff, and who’s been likened to Pope Francis.

Two Italians are additionally seen as robust contenders: The Archbishop of Bologna, Matteo Zuppi, and the so-called “deputy pope” Pietro Parolin.

The pope’s identification is often revealed quickly after the white smoke emerges, when he steps onto the balcony to wave to the crowds in St Peter’s Sq..

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