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00:00¿Qué es el conclave?
00:29Los cardinals que están en la edad de 80 electan el nuevo popo de su propia número.
00:36Para llegar a un conclave tienes que ser un cardinal.
00:39Para llegar a un conclave tienes que ser en la edad de 80 años.
00:44Y de una de esas personas dentro de esa sala, en la Sistine Chapel,
00:49van a elegir el popo con la mayoría de dos terres.
00:59¡Viva!
01:29Proeo, sante Mateo, ora Proeo, santi Simone Tadeo, ora de Proeo, sante Matia, ora Proeo, sante Luca, ora Proeo, sante Joanne,
01:59Sede Vacanti means empty seat. The Sede Vacanti is the period between the death of one Pope and the election of another. Right now there is no Pope. So the seat of St. Peter's, as it is called, or the sea of St. Peter's, but usually the seat of St. Peter's, is empty. No one is sitting on the throne.
02:29What happens inside is that each of the cardinals writes on a slip of paper which says in Latin, something along the lines, I choose as Pope so and so.
02:55They write it down in their own handwriting and they are encouraged to masquerade their handwriting. Then these votes are counted and if there are enough, a new Pope has been elected. If there are not enough, they go to another vote.
03:25These are mixed. If there are so, I will be a new Pope. The next one of the cardinals says that you will not be elected, what the cardinals say to you are like to want to be elected, where they are appointed and should not be elected.
03:32So, they have a new government. So the ustensate, what kind of fact they are given to you, is they are elected, and it's called a new office.
03:36So, and he works on the line. We're just trying to get the new government. The oppenade, in fact, if you are elected to the public, it's called theount of St. Peter.
03:40So, it's a new company. It is a new company that he is.
03:44So if anybody can do, you can use the Camero State for some reason?
03:46So, how do I need them to hire each other?
03:48So, what do you do?
03:49That's a new company.
03:50Gracias.
04:20Gracias.
04:50Gracias.
05:20So when the cardinals have reached the decision, the cardinal who has been elected says yes,
05:30I accept my election as pope, as successor of St. Peter, the ballots on which the cardinals
05:36have written the name of the new pope or the names of all the people that they have elected
05:42are burned after each vote.
05:45Then they are, it's added with an additive, a chemical additive, they're put into a stove.
05:51A chemical additive is added, so it would be black, we have not elected a pope, white,
05:57we have elected a pope.
05:59Years ago they used to put some wet straw in the stove when they burned the ballots, but
06:05that didn't always work and usually the smoke was gray, so nobody really knew anything.
06:11They started adding the chemical additives a few conclaves ago.
06:18He goes in to a room which is on the side of the Sistine Chapel, it's a very, very small
06:47room, which has become, which has come to be known as the Room of Tears, La Stanza delle
06:55Lacrime, which is Italian for the Room of Tears.
06:59Because of the emotional impact of having just been elected, that is what it's called.
07:04In that room are three white cassocks, papal robes in three different sizes, essentially
07:12to be very simple, small, medium and large.
07:16So whoever gets elected can put on one of these, it may not fit perfectly, it might be
07:22too quig, too small, too short, whatever, but at least it's white and that person will
07:28don those clothes and then will walk out through the, walk from the Sistine Chapel around the
07:35Vatican into St. Peter's Basilica, behind the central loge and then will come out of the balcony
07:46windows after a cardinal announces to the crowd, abemus papam, says I have news of great
07:55joy in Latin, abemus papam, we have a pope.
08:05Thank you.
08:06Thank you.
08:35Annunzio robis, gaudium magnum, abemus papam.
08:49Annunzio robis, gaudium magnum, abemus papam.
09:01Thank you.
09:02Thank you.
09:03Thank you.
09:08Thank you.
09:16Es difícil decir quién va a ser elegido pope.
09:41There's a number of people who have emerged as favorites, more in the press than anywhere
09:47else.
09:50One is Cardinal Pietro Parodin, who is the Vatican Secretary of State.
09:55He's a very well-known entity, he's known by many, many people around the world, and
10:05he has no pastoral experience, but he has a lot of administration experience.
10:11One of the other contenders is Cardinal Tagle of the Philippines, who is, his personality
10:22is more like that of John Paul II or Francis, more of a kind of a spunky personality, he's
10:30a very lively person, he would be the first pope from what is now considered Asia.
10:41It is almost impossible that a new pope will be chosen on the first day, the first ballot,
10:51on the first afternoon.
10:53What normally happens is that a lot of names are thrown out just to cast out there, just
10:59to sort of say as a sign of respect to people, everybody knows that they're not going to be
11:06chosen as pope, so the real voting begins the next day, on the second day.
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