Pope Francis' Cause of Death, Burial Plans, and Papal Conclave Process Explained
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- π Pope Francis died from a cerebral stroke, which led to a coma and subsequent heart failure.
- ποΈ Contrary to tradition, he requested to be buried not within the Vatican, but at the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica in Rome.
The Papal Conclave Process
- π The process to elect a new pope is known as a conclave, meaning "with key," signifying voting in top secret.
- π³οΈ Only cardinals under 80 years old are eligible to vote, with a maximum of 120 spots available.
- π Cardinal electors pledge an oath of absolute secrecy before being sealed inside the Vatican's Sistine Chapel.
Election and Announcement
- βοΈ Each cardinal writes their choice on paper, which is placed in a chalice and read aloud.
- βοΈ A two-thirds majority is required for an individual to be chosen as pope.
- π₯ Ballots are burned after counting, producing either black smoke (no pope elected) or white smoke (pope elected).
- π’ Once elected, the new pope chooses a papal name, and a cardinal announces "Habemus Papam" (We have a Pope) from the balcony overlooking St. Peter's Square.
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