Anticipation grows in Vatican City on the eve of Conclave
- Cardinal electors will begin the papal conclave at the Vatican on May 7, 2025, following final Masses and preparations.
- The conclave follows Pope Francis's death after nine days of mourning, as cardinals held pre-conclave talks and final prayers.
- Among the 133 cardinal electors under 80 years old, prominent figures such as the Vatican Secretary of State and a leading Philippine cardinal are seen as frontrunners, though neither is expected to secure enough votes for an outright victory.
- On day one, cardinals will cast a single ballot expected to clarify leading candidates while the world watches for white smoke signals.
- This conclave will shape the agenda for the global church amid widespread anticipation from 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide and beyond.
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On the eve of the conclave, tourists and locals in Rome wait in suspense
The College of Cardinals is set to start the voting process to elect the next pope on Wednesday, 7 May. While several cardinals are seen as potential contenders for the papacy, nothing is certain.
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