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Cardinals from across the globe converge in Rome for conclave as they begin sacred process of electing new Pope
More than a billion Catholics from around the world await the decision of 133 cardinals who will on Wednesday begin the process of electing the next head of the Catholic church inside Rome’s Sistine Chapel.
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Sistine Chapel closes for conclave: What to know about visiting Rome following Pope Francis’ deathRome’s key tourist sites within the Vatican - the heart ... This strictly confidential gathering sees Roman Catholic ...
The Sistine Chapel is ready for the papal conclave. Front-runners such as Parolin and Tagle are losing momentum amid a ...
On May 7, the cardinal electors—those under the age of 80—will enter the conclave to choose the next pope. Since 1878, every ...
The Vatican is closing the Sistine Chapel to the public as part of preparations for the conclave to elect the next pope after ...
The Sistine Chapel has witnessed every papal election since 1492 with only five exceptions, and it is preparing to once again ...
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How to visit Rome for Pope Francis’ funeralBlack smoke emerging from the Sistine Chapel means no pope has been chosen. White means there is a new pope. The pattern ...
But those now in Rome hoping to admire the Sistine Chapel will not get their fix of its monumental Michelangelo ...
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Travellers to Rome should expect closures, visitor restrictions and crowds at some of the city’s main attractions. View on ...
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The 552-Year-Old Sistine Chapel Has the WILDEST Design Details You've Ever SeenThe conclave to select the next Pope is starting, and the Sistine Chapel is the room where it happens. As depicted (with some ...
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