Until the new Papa cardinals will be selected will vote four times a day, twice in the morning and twice in the afternoon. The chimney will surely ‘advertise’ twice a day.
Black Smoke Billows from The Chimney Above The Sistine Chapel, Meaning The 133 Cardinal Electors Have Not yet Chosen a New Pope. pic.twitter.com/h5u1axiiky
– Vatican News (@vaticanbers) May 8, 2025
If the cardinals choose the Pope in the afternoon of white smoke could be expected so for about 17 hours and 30 minutes. If not, black or white smoke will go on the schedule for about seven hours in the evening.
Cardinals decide on the successor of Pope Francis behind closed doors, in complete isolation from the outside world.
The believers had already started gathering on Thursday on Thursday at St. Peter Square, the eyes pointed toward the chimney of the Sistine Chapel.
Pope Francis, a native of Argentina, who passed away in April, was elected at the end of the second day, after five rounds of voting. Eight years earlier, they also needed two days for the German Benedict XVI. be chosen for a pope.
Yesterday, the cardinals started with the selection of a new leader for 1.4 billion catholics in the world. In the evening, from a specially set chimney, visible from Saint Peter’s Square inside the Vatican, raised black smoke, which signals that the new Pope was not selected.
(Vijesti.ba)
