How do they elect a new Pope

							March 13th, 2013                                                                                          Published by: Gigi M




How Do They Elect A
New Pope?
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How Do They Elect A New
Pope?
Currently, the College of Cardinals are in Rome and they are
gathered together to elect the next pope. They are currently at
the Papal Conclave in the Sistine Chapel in Rome under lock
and key.
They started the process 2 days ago and the whole world is
waiting in anticipation for the “white smoke” to come out of
the chimney which signifies that a new pope has been elected.
The new Pope is chosen once they reach 2/3 of the vote or 77
cardinal votes. Once that is reached, then they will announce
“Habemus Papam” – “We Have a Pope!”
I can’t imagine I’m going to see the 3rd Pope in my lifetime.
 I do miss Pope John Paul II. He was a very charismatic Pope
and loved the youth. I also love his openness to people from
other religions (ecuminism).
I wrote down this article in order to start a prayer chain. Kindly
share this article with your friends and as you do so, please
pray for our new Pope.




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