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| | Papal conclave, 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | After taking their places the Veni Creator Spiritus (Hymn to the Holy Spirit) was sung. | | | The conclave began on April 18, 2005 and ended on the following day after four ballots. | | | At first conclave since their restoration, Michelangelo's Last Judgement and ceiling appeared in their full glory. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papal_conclave,_2005
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| | College of Cardinals - The Papal Conclave |
| | In the early Church, new Bishops of Rome were chosen in the manner customarily used in the other dioceses, that is, the clergy, with the people of the diocese, elected or chose the new bishop in the presence of the other bishops in the province. | | | New legislation regarding papal elections and church government during a vacancy of the Holy See was promulgated by Pope John Paul II on Feb. | | | Central to the full understanding of the conclave is the firm belief that the entire process of election is guided by the Holy Spirit. |
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http://www.osv.com/catholicalmanac/conclave.asp
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| | CNS STORY: Conclave: Pope's 'electoral college' has moral values, no exit polls |
| | Sometime in the coming years, the Vatican will host its own unique form of election called a conclave, and the shoe will be on the other foot: Church leaders will be called on to explain one of the oldest and most arcane systems of voting in the world. | | | Unlike the end of political elections, there are no obvious losers, and the start of a pontificate usually represents a moment of unity and hope for the church. | | | When a new pope is finally chosen, the larger church membership of more than 1 billion Catholics often has no idea how many votes he received or who the other strong candidates were. |
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http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/0406108.htm
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| | CBC News Indepth: The Pope |
| | The conclave process that was followed by those princes of the church was ordered by Pope John Paul II in 1996, but it hasn't always been that way. | | | When the 115 cardinal electors gathered in the Sistine Chapel to choose a new pope, they followed a millennium-old tradition in the Catholic Church that has been modified over the centuries. | | | The last conclave to last more than five days was in 1831. |
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/pope/conclave_process.html
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Conclave |
| | If the pope happens not to be a bishop, he must be consecrated at once and, according to immemorial tradition, by the Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia. | | | In its present form the conclave dates from the end of the thirteenth century. | | | Meanwhile the cardinals have been notified of the impending election and those resident in Rome (in Curia) await their absent brethren, assisting in the meantime at the functions for the deceased pontiff. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04192a.htm
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| | Online NewsHour: A Historical Perspective of the Papal Conclave -- April 18, 2005 |
| | It was Paul VI who said, "We truly are now a global Church." And he began to appoint cardinals all over the globe and also bring bishops and cardinals into the Vatican to bring their ideas. | | | A church historian gives a historical perspective on the papal conclave and stories from past papal elections. | | | RAY SUAREZ: When it comes to electing a new pope, conclaves have sometimes gone as predicted and sometimes they've provided their share of surprises. |
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/religion/jan-june05/conclave_4-18.html
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| | Papal Transition: On papal conclave & election of the next pope by Thomas J. Reese, S.J. |
| | On the other hand, the 2005 conclave was over within 24 hours when Benedict was elected on the fourth ballot. | | | In theory, any man can be elected who is willing to be baptized and ordained a priest and bishop. | | | In the 13th century the papacy was vacant for a year-and-a-half before the election of Innocent IV and for three-and-a-half years before the installation of Gregory X. Since then 29 conclaves have lasted a month or more. |
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http://www.americamagazine.org/papaltransition.cfm
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| | It is a gathering of the Princes of the Church for prayer and discernment of the will of God. | | | By Church law, the Conclave must begin no earlier than 15 days and no later than 20 days after the pope's death. | | | When we have a new Pope, there will be no doubt. |
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http://www.medugorje.com/sermonettes/conclave.html
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| | How a New Pope is Chosen -Welcome to The Crossroads Initiative |
| | On the first morning of the conclave, the cardinals celebrate a Mass of the Holy Spirit in St. Peter's Basilica asking for divine guidance in the selection of a new Pope. | | | Though they reside all over the world, the Cardinals are the clergy (priests and bishops) who are personally selected by the Pope to serve as his key advisors and, since 1179, as Papal electors. | | | Not only can the Cardinals not communicate to the outside world, but they may not receive any news from the outside world through newspaper, radio, TV, and presumably internet as well. |
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http://www.crossroadsinitiative.com/library_article/509/How_a_New_Pope_is_Chosen.html
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| | NCR Special Coverage: Death of a pope and electing a new one |
| | I don’t necessarily subscribe to the folklore surrounding papal conclaves that says a thin pope is followed by a fat pope, and the like, but I actually am hoping for a “weaker” pope. | | | Papal negative campaigning and the role of the Holy Spirit | | | Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was elected pope of the Roman Catholic Church Tuesday after one of the briefest conclaves in modern history, suggesting the church will begin the third millenium with a strong embrace of strict doctrine. |
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http://www.nationalcatholicreporter.org/update/conclave/conclave_index.htm
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| | Catholic Church prepares for papal election conclave - Wikinews |
| | All cardinals under the age of 80 are required to attend and cast their votes at the election, which must be held from 15-20 days following the funeral of the deceased Pontiff. | | | With the death of Roman Catholic pontiff John Paul II, 84, on Friday, the Church prepares for the conclave, or assembly of cardinals, who will choose the next pope. | | | Catholic Church prepares for papal election conclave - Wikinews |
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http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Catholic_Church_prepares_for_papal_election_conclave
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| | USATODAY.com - Cardinals meet Monday to begin papal election |
| | But the papal election itself remains anachronistic, a gathering of grandfatherly figures who earnestly seek guidance not from polls or stump speeches but from the Holy Spirit itself. | | | It was the direct result of an epic two-year, nine-month wait — between 1268 and 1271 — for electors to choose a successor to Clement IV in Viterbo, Italy. | | | Vatican workers took an oath on the Gospels on Friday. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-04-17-conclave-cover_x.htm
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| | Mario Derksen's TRADITIONAL INSIGHT Column (nov18mdi.htm) |
| | At the conclave that followed the death of the old Pope, Siri was elected both on the third and fourth ballots, and took the name of Gregory XVII, a fact which is attested to even by documents recently declassified by the FBI, and cited in a recent book. | | | It has long been Catholic tradition that at a papal conclave, after each round of balloting, the ballots are burned together with straw, and that the smoke that rises from this fire is routed through a chimney visible to the people outside. | | | The cardinals had been gathered in conclave since the evening of October 25, and apparently they had already elected a Pope the very next day when white smoke was seen blowing from the chimney around noontime. |
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http://www.dailycatholic.com/issue/04Nov/nov18mdi.htm
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| | Michael Novak on Papal Conclave on National Review Online |
| | So it is with the Artistry of the Holy Spirit in the theater of the conclaves down the centuries — a free God, Who chooses to be honored by the flawed efforts of free humans to respond to Him in their own liberty. | | | One of them mentioned casually — we both avoided any politicking or even discussions of who is doing what — that he had already attended lunch that day with seven or eight cardinals, and would have dinner with seven or eight others, and it was like this every day. | | | Rather, each pontiff chosen is blessed with the protection of the Holy Spirit, for the sake of the people he serves, at least to put some limit on the colossal damage that a truly bad pope has sometimes caused. |
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http://www.nationalreview.com/novak/novak200504180748.asp
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| | On the other hand, the choice of a European would suggest an emphasis on the new evangelization launched by John Paul in hopes of re-Christianizing regions like Western Europe where recent decades have witnessed a decline of faith and religious practice in the face of aggressive secularism. | | | That will be true this time as in the past. | | | Indeed, predictions from any source should be regarded skeptically. |
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http://www.catholicherald.com/shaw/shaw05/conclave.htm
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| | On the first day of the conclave, the cardinals meet in the morning to celebrate the holy Mass. | | | At some point prior to the deliberations, "two ecclesiastics known for sound doctrine, wisdom and moral authority" present two meditations to the cardinals on the current problems facing the Church and on the need for careful discernment in choosing the next successor of St. Peter (RDG, No. | | | Such divine aid was best exemplified in the election of Pope John Paul II. |
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http://www.catholicherald.com/saunders/05ws/ws050317.htm
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| | Cardinals Set April 18 for Papal Conclave » Outside The Beltway OTB |
| | According to church law, prelates are expected to hold one ballot on the first day of a conclave. | | | There’s deep spiritual tradition in the Roman Church, alongside all the ceremony and rituals, where one CAN find him or herself spiritually if that’s what you seek. | | | My attitude almost is that of “Oh, no, here we go again!” It’s going to be more poking jokes at Catholics, of which I AM one, and criticizing the Church in its many facets. |
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http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/2005/04/cardinals_set_april_18_for_papal_conclave
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| | THE NEXT CONCLAVE (This Rock: October 1996) |
| | He notes that the octogenarians should be freely admitted to pre-conclave sessions of the College of Cardinals and that they should be prominent in leading the faithful around the world in prayer during the voting sessions. | | | Among other innovations introduced by the present Holy Father, perhaps the most significant is his elimination of two of the three traditional options for papal selection, namely "acclamation" and "compromise," leaving only election by paper ballot (sometimes referred to as "scrutiny") as the means of picking the next pope. | | | He maintained, of course, the standard prohibitions against communication with the outside world during the conclave and enjoined the strictest secrecy on all those who take part. |
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http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/1996/9610cl.asp
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| | Choosing a New Pope - Papal Conclave |
| | In the Catholic tradition, for mortal human beings, the primary source of continuing grace and sustenance is the sacrifice of the Mass…Read more. | | | As the Catholic Church chooses a new pope, AmericanCatholic.org offers up-to-date coverage of the papal conclave, which begins Monday, April 18. | | | Read about the mood in Rome, biographies of papal candidates and this important chapter in Church history. |
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http://www.americancatholic.org/features/johnpaulii/transition
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| | deseretnews.com Papal conclave is shaping up to be contentious |
| | He then moved on to silence voices that questioned the church's teachings on papal infallibility, contraception and the prohibition on ordaining women. | | | The first emphasizes moral codes, right-to-life issues, a shoring up of the faith and an assault on industrialized countries for their consumerism, sexual license and secular leanings. | | | It could be a Nigerian whose parents worshipped African gods, a bookish Viennese who speaks five languages, an Italian who speaks only his home tongue, or an Argentine who rides a bus to work in his diocese. |
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http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,600126953,00.html
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| | Spying Eyes On Papal Conclave - CBS News |
| | The late pope deemed the threat to the conclave serious enough to decree that those who break their oaths of secrecy can be cast out of the Roman Catholic Church. | | | It is also expected to witness a strong push for the first non-European pope. | | | For instance, sensitive discussions on a papal candidate's stand on relations with Muslims or Jews, recognizing China rather than Taiwan, or views on contraception would be sought-after by governments or the press. |
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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/04/11/tech/printable687314.shtml
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| | Crucial job awaits Cardinal Keeler at papal conclave - baltimoresun.com |
| | But even as he Keeler maintained his quiet public demeanor, colleagues and acquaintances said he is keenly focused on the task that many consider among the most honored and anticipated of any church leader's undertakings. | | | What he does face, the 73-year-old cardinal said this weekend, is the same responsibility that has burdened the church's appointed leaders for centuries. | | | Cardinals all pledge secrecy where the conclave is concerned, and overt politicking is taboo, but networking among papal electors is common, and Keeler's work may well have built him a friendship with the man who will be the next bishop of Rome. |
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| | Choosing the Next Pope: Politics, Intrigue - Newsweek Society - MSNBC.com |
| | The conclave will begin a minimum of 15 days and a maximum of 20 days after the pope's death. | | | Now comes the conclave, a blend of prayer, piety, politics and intrigue. | | | In his book "Conclave," he also notes that it will be "the Roman Catholic Church in microcosm, a cocktail of ritual, romance, and realpolitik." |
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| | Historic Papal Conclave Begins - CBS News |
| | Although the conclave could last for days, a pope could be chosen as early as Monday afternoon if the prelates opt to begin casting ballots. | | | One by one, they filed up to a Book of the Gospels, placed their right hands on it and pronounced a second oath to keep secret their deliberations to elect a successor to Pope John Paul II, who died April 2 at age 84. | | | Ratzinger — a powerful Vatican official from Germany often mentioned as a leading papal candidate — recited a prayer at the palace before the cardinals chanted the Litany of the Saints while making the short walk to the chapel. |
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| | Amazon.com: White Smoke : A Novel of Papal Election: Books: Andrew M. Greeley |
| | While the recent conclave did not elect a 'liberal' Pope as Greeley had put forward in this novel we are left with a clearer understanding of the political forces within the church. | | | It's almost the author's fantasy scenario about extreme liberalism coming to dominance in the Catholic Church, right down to a Spanish Pope who wears business suits and who used to be a married husband and father. | | | This is one of those books that after you've read it, you can't tell if it was worth your time or not. |
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| | Papal Conclave II: Election of a new Pope |
| | I woke up, started my coffee machine and turned on CNN to see the news from the Vatican that early in my morning the next pope was elected on the 2nd day of actual voting. | | | He then delivered his first "Urbi at Orbi" ("for the city and for the world") papal blessing, after which the crowd in St. Peter's Square chanted, "Viva il papa," or "Long live the pope." | | | The new Pope goes to the balcony to impart an Apostolic blessing "Urbi et Orbi" (which means "For the City and the World"), and the crowd cheers "Viva il Papa!" ("Long live the Pope!"). |
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| | Catholic World News : No date yet for papal conclave |
| | The number of prelates in the congregation is steadily growing. | | | Catholic World News : No date yet for papal conclave | | | That figure could eventually reach 117: the number of cardinals who are under the age of 80, and thus eligible to participate in a papal election. |
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| | Cardinals prepare for papal conclave / Part of process includes 9 days of mourning |
| | In the days before the conclave begins, it is very likely that the cardinals will begin to conduct quiet research on who they think would make the best leader of the church. | | | Rome -- Pope John Paul II's funeral Mass on Friday began nine days of spiritual mourning, but it also opens a much more temporal chapter: the crucial preparatory period before the gathering of cardinals in a conclave starting April 18 to elect his successor. | | | For now, the cardinals will continue to meet as a body every morning, as they have since the pope's death, to conduct church business. |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/04/09/MNGCUC5RCH1.DTL
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| | Catholic Church prepares for papal election conclave... - Wikinews |
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| | Papal conclave a mystery in real life, novels - PittsburghLIVE.com |
| | Details about the inner workings of the conclave are scarce, since the penalty for revealing its secrets is automatic excommunication from the church. | | | The papal conclave that begins today is steeped in mystery and centuries of tradition. | | | Papal conclave a mystery in real life and in a number of novels |
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| | Catholic World News (CWN) |
| | For more history of papal conclaves, see the Catholic Encyclopedia item on the New Advent site. | | | During a conclave, the voting cardinals are literally locked into their meeting, and communication with the outside world is closed. | | | The tradition of closing the doors on a conclave was introduced in 1274 by Pope Gregory X, as a means of guarding against outside political interference and also as an inducement for the cardinals to make their selection promptly. |
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http://www.cwnews.com/news/biosgloss/definition.cfm?glossID=12
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| | ABC News: Inside Longest Papal Conclave in History |
| | But he was not a cardinal nor a priest; he was a crusader off fighting in the Holy Lands. | | | The term "conclave" literally means "with a key." | | | It took him eight months to return from the battlefield. |
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| | Papal conclave shrouded in secrecy, ancient ritual - 4/15/05 |
| | Some observers say the next pope could come from one of the underdeveloped countries, where the number of Catholics is growing considerably. | | | Papal conclave shrouded in secrecy, ancient ritual - 4/15/05 | | | There, locked inside, they'll lay out the procedures, and their first vote is likely to come that afternoon. |
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| | CNN.com - Papal conclave set for April 18 - Apr 6, 2005 |
| | Rome prepared for the arrival of some 200 world leaders planning to attend the funeral, and the huge crowds presented a security challenge. | | | The cardinals eligible to vote for the new pope are those who are under 80. | | | One of the 117 cardinals eligible to participate in the conclave -- Jaime Sin of Manila -- may not be able to do so because of illness, the Vatican said. |
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| | White smoke and new technology in the papal conclave - INQ7.net |
| | Not only the media but many world leaders are keen to learn what is happening behind the impenetrable walls of the Vatican. | | | John Paul II was elected on the third day of the conclave after eight rounds of voting. | | | The late Pope John Paul II foresaw the intense media interest in the election, having participated in the two conclaves of 1978 -- his predecessor John Paul I served only 33 days. |
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| | IR // News // Cardinal breaks secrecy vow, releases diary of papal conclave details |
| | ‘‘Outside of Italy, Catholics and churchmen have a very kind of mystical view of the Vatican and especially the conclave,'' Gibson said. | | | Brunelli says he couldn't identify the author because of the vow of secrecy each cardinal took before entering the conclave. | | | Most accounts of the conclave have said retired Milan archbishop Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini was the main challenger to Ratzinger, who became Benedict XVI after his election, and that a Third World pope was never realistically in the running. |
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| | The Papal Conclave from Our Sunday Visitor |
| | The passing of our Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, on April 2, 2005, the only pope many of us can remember, brings a new experience: witnessing the first papal conclave since 1978. | | | Pope Benedict XVI, Joseph Ratzinger greets the crowd in St. Peter's Square after being named the 265th pope. | | | Use the links below and to the right to keep updated and informed on this most important election. |
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| | AEH: EUR.INST: The Papal Conclave: Are Cardinals Voting Strategically or Divining the Will of God? |
| | AEH: EUR.INST: The Papal Conclave: Are Cardinals Voting Strategically or Divining the Will of God? | | | Bibliography: Toman, J.T. "The Papal Conclave: Are Cardinals Voting Strategically or Divining the Will of God?." University of Sydney, working paper, 2003. | | | ABSTRACTS IN ECONOMIC HISTORY (c) 2003 EH.Net ----------------------------------------------------------- Name: J.T. Toman Email: j.toman at econ.usyd.edu.au Institution: University of Sydney Co-author: Title: The Papal Conclave: Are Cardinals Voting Strategically or Divining the Will of God? |
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| | The See of Peter |
| | It is a period governed by papal law, which admits of no changes to Church governance, or to the spiritual or material patrimony of St. Peter, save the election of his successor. |
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| | Boston.com / News / World / Europe / Papal Conclave No Longer 'Alcatraz on the Tiber' |
| | It is engraved with the dates of the five previous conclaves and the names of the elected pontiffs. | | | The spartan conditions in effect for hundreds of years until the last conclave in 1978 were imposed to force cardinals to make a decision quickly and to avoid a repeat of a 13th century election that took 2 years, 9 months and 2 days. | | | Papal Conclave No Longer 'Alcatraz on the Tiber' |
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| | Eventually, they were "locked-up," with "marshals of the conclave" appointed to prevent them from leaving. | | | Although later rescinded, the Council also mandated that if a pope was not elected after three days, then the cardinals would only have one meal at noon and one at night; and if a pope was not elected after five days, they would receive only bread, water and wine. | | | The cardinals are forbidden "to communicate — whether by writing, by telephone, or by any other means of communication — with persons outside the area where the election is taking place" (No. 44, 53). |
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| | Papal conclave a mix of ritual and hi-tech security |
| | The first conclave of the third millennium comes eight centuries after the first lock-up, when protestors angry at nearly three years of indecision fed cardinals bread and water until they had made up their minds. | | | It began with the cardinals processing in red-robed finery into the Sistine Chapel, chanting to invoke God's guidance, before they took their seats under Michelangelo's magnificent fresco of Christ delivering the Last Judgement. | | | Iraqi forces recapture lawless town but no hostages found |
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| | Notes on Papal Conclave by Thomas J. Reese, S.J., editor of America |
| | Notes on Papal Conclave by Thomas J. Reese, S.J., editor of America | | | After the conclave, the cardinals will present a new pope to the world. | | | They might choose to pick the man who will listen to all the other smart men and women in the church before he makes a decision. |
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| | Technorati Tag: conclave |
| | Posts tagged Conclave per day for the last 30 days. | | | Just to be thorough in my now nine-month record-keeping of reporting on the papal conclave of 2005 that elected Benedict XVI, I also have to add this... | | | posted by the new crusader Forty-seven years ago, a conclave was held to elect a successor to Pope... |
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| | Here and Now : The Papal Conclave - 4/15/2005 |
| | Cardinals participate in a ceremony during Conclave in the Sistine Chapel where they later elected Karol Wojtyla to be Pope in 1978. | | | Ahead of the largest and most international papal conclave in Rome on Monday, security experts are tearing open cushions in the apartments where cardinals are staying to make sure there are no listening devices that might leak information about the man who will be chosen to be the next pope. | | | At least one Irish bookie watching the papal race says the odds in favor of Ratzinger three to one. |
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| | How will Internet bear on the papal conclave? - baltimoresun.com |
| | Tobin predicted this conclave could take as long as three or four days. | | | The shortest period to decide a pope was in 1978, when John Paul I was named after three votes. | | | "I'm sure they know more about each other than any cardinals in any conclave have ever known before about each other," Tobin said. |
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