Papal Conclave Continues: Black Smoke Signals No New Pope Elected
CBS NewsJune 7, 20253 min2,809 views
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- π»π¦ The eyes of the Catholic world are fixed on the Sistine Chapel chimney in Vatican City as the conclave to elect a new pope continues.
- π¨ Black smoke was released about an hour ago, signaling that the 133 cardinals inside have not yet chosen a successor to the late Pope Francis.
- π Global media and thousands of tourists have gathered in St. Peter's Square, anticipating the outcome of the secret proceedings.
Conclave Voting Process
- π³οΈ The conclave follows a structured voting schedule, with two votes before lunch and two after.
- β³ Yesterday's first round of voting took over 3 hours, while this morning's two rounds were completed within 3 hours.
- π€ The exact reasons for the continued black smoke are unknown, leading to speculation about potential technical issues or a lack of consensus among the cardinals.
Signs of Election
- βͺ If a new pope is elected, white smoke will be immediately released from the chimney.
- β¬ If no candidate receives the required majority, black smoke will be emitted after the voting rounds.
- ποΈ The process may continue into the evening, with smoke signals indicating the results of the day's votes.
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