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What exactly is the conclave? Here's what to know about how the next pope is elected
Simply put, a conclave is the assembly of cardinals that elects a pope. The word itself comes from the Latin "com" and "clavis," meaning "together" and "key," respectively – highlighting the absolute, behind-closed-doors secrecy with which the cardinals conduct their discussions and balloting.
Multiple rounds of voting likely will be required before a candidate emerges with the two-thirds majority required to become ...
Whether it is Francis II, Leo XIV, or a never-before-used name, a new pope's chosen name sends an early signal about his ...
Italy’s Pietro Parolin leads odds on the Polymarket and Kalshi betting platforms, while Luis Antonio Tagle of the Philippines ...
The cardinals are shut off from the world for the secretive voting that will result in new leadership for the world's 1.4 ...
As the conclave to elect the next pope begins, Pietro Parolin has emerged as the betting favorite to succeed Pope Francis, ...
The doors of the Sistine Chapel were closed after 133 Catholic cardinals processed inside, ahead of their first vote to elect ...
At the end of each voting round, black smoke means a new pope has not yet to be selected, while white smoke indicates a new ...
The papal conclave meets to begin the process of picking Pope Francis' successor. CBS News polling shows American Catholics ...
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