US EditionConclave Details Revealed. Votes Were Miscounted.
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During one round, votes were miscounted, one cardinal forgot to mention the ban on smartphones, and the newspaper "L'Osservatore Romano" was so confident in Cardinal Pietro Parolin's election that it pre-printed an issue announcing the Italian priest's election as pope. The last conclave was not without serious mishaps, and now the details of the papal election have been revealed.
Much has already been made in the world media about the conclave, in which Cardinal Robert Francis Prévost was elected the new leader of 1.4 billion Catholics. This also applies to the story of the first evening of the conclave. The hour-long speech by Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa, former preacher to the Papal Household, was well-known—some even considered lengthy. But is that really all? No, as the article "Forgot the smartphone, votes miscoun…
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