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Ahead of the conclave, the Vatican staff is to be sworn to secrecy under threat of excommunication
- All support staff for the Cardinals must take an oath of secrecy ahead of the conclave starting on Wednesday.
- Cardinals will take their oaths in the Sistine Chapel before casting their ballots.
- Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni stated that cardinals would be 'invited' to leave their mobile phones at their residences.
- The church's credibility relies on accountability, transparency, and justice, as emphasized in the statement.
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The Sisters Daughters of Charity of San Vincenzo De' Paoli, who run the Domus Santa Marta, also oversee the preparation of meals
·Milan, Italy
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From cardinals to gardeners, everyone is bound to respect the secrecy of the process - Excommunication if violated
·Marousi, Greece
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Absolute secret or immediate excommunication: the Holy See shields itself on the eve of the conclave
"I promise and swear to observe absolute secrecy with anyone who is not part of the college of electing cardinals, and in perpetuity, especially that which is directly or indirectly related to voting and counting for the election of the high pontiff."
·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Leaning Left25Leaning Right13Center44Last UpdatedBias Distribution54% Center
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