The black smoke of the chimney of the Sistine Chapel has just announced at 11:50 am that no agreement has been reached in the vote of this second day of the conclave.
The smoke of the Second smoking From the conclave to the Francisco -Successor Black came out on Thursday at 11:51 am, indicating that no purple has obtained the most of at least 89 votes that are needed to be chosen after the second and third mood of the Catholic Church. The 133 cardinals of the Cardinal College are locked up again in the Sistine Chapel from 9:15 am.
Yesterday, to first fumata, also black, appeared at 9 p.m. On Wednesday after the first vote and two hours late on the planned schedule.
As estimated, at 12.30 the cardinals will have lunch Santa MartaAnd this afternoon, around 3.45 pm they go back to the apostolic palace. Around 4.30 pm they will enter the Sistine Chapel to make two more votes. If there was pope in the Fourth mood (First of the afternoon), this can appear around 5:30 PM, while if it is in the fifth (second in the afternoon), it is expected around 7 p.m. If there is still no majority after both votes, only black smoke will come around 7 p.m.
Prayer break
The same voice process as Thursday will be followed from this Friday. After Three days of controlIf white smoking has not yet left, the cardinals have a day of Prayer break And the free colloquium. The director of the Vatican press office, Matteo Bruni, said that there are currently “different interpretations” for what they could stop on Saturday or Sunday.
If it is interpreted that Thursday, when there was only one mood, this is the first day of votes, the prelates would stop Saturday if there was no agreement at the end of Friday. On the contrary, if it is interpreted that it votes for three full days (two in the morning and two in the afternoon), they would stop on Sunday in the event that they did not reach the end of Saturday.
Moreover, if there was no positive result after four series control, then the cardinals may be published according to the Motu Proprio, according to the Motu Proprio Two more voted In the last check, although not by majority, but again “two -thirds of the votes must be reached.
During the entire process, the 133 cardinals must meet the vow This Wednesday carried out according to which they are committed to “observing with the maximum loyalty” the secret about everything related to the election of the new pope, both during and after the elections; They swear not to give a preference to an interference, and each promises, if they are chosen, faithfully the ‘Munus Petrinum’ of Pastor of the Universal Church.
Source: EITB
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