To strengthen the coverage of the conclave that will choose the new Pope, the CNN Brazil It will feature analyzes from Vatican expert Raylson Araújo, starting this Wednesday (7).
He will comment on the program “Conclave: the succession” presented by Renan Fiúza and displayed every day, from 3am to 6am, until a new pontiff is chosen.
Theologian and master’s student in Pastoral Theology from PUC-SP, Araújo studies the pontificate of Pope Francis and his dialogue with society, as well as topics such as digital evangelization.
The researcher is part of the José Comblin Research Group (PUC-SP) and is a member of the Youth Episcopal Commission of CNBB (National Conference of Bishops of Brazil).
Also part of the coverage is the journalist Priscila Yazbek, who accompanies Rome (Italy) all the news of the conclave with the support of CNN International .
The movement complements the supply of news channel multiplatform content, with TV, portal and social networks, during the choice of the new leader of the Catholic Church.
Conclave
The conclave to elect the next Pope began this Wednesday (7), at the Vatican. In all, 133 cardinals participate in the secret vote that will choose the new leader of the Catholic Church.
Clerics are in isolation and should not communicate with people from outside the Vatican. Cellular blockers will be installed.
Thus, a chimney was positioned in the Sistine Chapel, where the votes occur.
If the smoke that comes out of it is black, it means that the cardinals have not reached consensus. If the smoke is white, it indicates that a new Pope was elected.
Forecast of Conclave Smoke Time
See below the schedule of the completion of the conclave voting and when the first smoke should leave the sistine chamin.
Below are the Schedules of Brasilia . They may change, depending on how much the rites and votes themselves last.
Wednesday (7)
- 11h30 – Entrance to the Sistine Chapel, collective and individual oaths. After closing the doors, there is a speech inside the chapel, opening for possible questions and then voting
- 14h – Forecast for first smoke to leave the chimney of the sistine chapel
Thursday (8)
- 5h30 – Voting end; There will only be smoke if a Pope is actually elected
- 7h00 – End of second vote and, if there is no Pope, the black smoke will come out of the chimney
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12:30 pm – Voting end; Again, there will only be smoke if in fact a Pope is elected
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14h00 – End of new vote and, if there is no Pope, the black smoke will come out of the chimney
If there is no pope elected on Thursday, new votes should happen the following days.
This content was originally published in CNN has a Vatican specialist for coverage of Conclave on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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