Timeline for electing the new pope following Francis' funeral
- Cardinals prepare for the centuries-old process of electing a new pope in Vatican City.
- Pope Francis died on Easter Monday 2025 at age 88, creating a vacant seat.
- Catholic tradition requires the papal conclave start 15 to 20 days after the seat is vacant.
- No papal conclave has lasted over four days since the year 1900.
- The chosen leader will guide the world's 1.3 billion Catholics, likely beginning in early May.
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Fr. Glenn: Habemus Papam! Well … Pretty Soon
By Fr. Glenn Jones: My, my … rather a busy news week with Pope Francis passing away early Easter Monday. We who are older remember when Pope Paul VI died, and then John Paul I was elected—living only 33 days to the shock of the world. Then Pope John Paul II was elected and held his office for over 26 years. So, then we had two papal elections in the space of a couple of months. Francis was pope for over twelve years, so it’s been a while since w…
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