Cardinal starts a new Pope’s selection / day

In the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican today, 133 Roman Catholic Church cardinals from around the world are gathering on the Konclave, who will begin the next Pope’s selection process with the first vote in the afternoon. The world’s 1.4 billion Catholic spiritual leader has become vacant after Pope Francis’ death at the age of 88 on April 21.

Television channel Sky News It is reported that all voting cardinals had arrived in the Vatican this weekend and that preparations had already been done to ensure the secret of the Pope’s selection process. In the Sistine Chapel and buildings living in the Konclavic members, tests have been carried out to make sure there are no sound or image recording devices. The Vatican has announced that the mobile phone signal will be blocked from three in the afternoon today to the Pope’s selection, CNN reports.

The secrecy in the chapel

The BBC reports that two ovens have already been installed in the Sistine Chapel attached to the smoke output. In one of them, the voting bulletin will be burned after each vote, and the other is a mixture of chemicals created by the smoke created