The cardinals have chosen the new pope in the fourth mood and the second day of the conclave. We will not know the name of the new Pope until Cardinal Dominique François Joseph Mamberti has made the announcement from the central balcony of the Basilica of San Pedro.
Live: Follow the reactions in the Plaza San Pedro
‘Habemus Papam’ (‘We have Dad!’). On the second day of the conclave, after the Two morning voicesThe successor of Francisco, the highest figure of the Catholic Church, has been chosen. There is already someone who has received the support of at least two -thirds (at least 89 votes) of the 133 cardinals to sit on the throne of San Pedro.
A Great ovation Thousands of people have received the white fumata that at 6:08 pm. Today (16:08 GMT).
San Pedro Square I wasn’t that full Like on Wednesday afternoon, on the first day of the conclave, but that did not prevent a huge crying when the chimney on the Sixtine chapel started raising the white smoke.
The congregates have banned a generalized cry and a large applause, while the loyal and curious stirring national flags.
The new Pope will soon appear to the balcony of the Basilica of San Pedro to greet the believers who concentrate in to know the identity of the chosen.
It is estimated that more than 30 minutes of smoking Blanca will take place until the new pope appears to the balcony. Since the vote shows that there is someone who has obtained enough voices to be proclaimed Pope, that person must fulfill precise rites.
To begin with, nobody in the Sistine Chapel can approach him until the Cardinal Secretary of the Cardenalicio College does not ask if he accepts his canonical choice as a pope and, in case it is, how he wants to be called. Only if you accept and if you indicate the name, you will assume the chosen one.
Source: EITB
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