So, what comes next? Rest assured, it is not a state of disorder!

Initially, the Church observes a period of mourning for the Pope. Subsequently, the cardinals assume their roles—not to elect a new Pope, but to ensure the continuity of operations during this interim period.

The next significant event is the Conclave, characterized by a solemn and prayerful voting process within the Vatican. The cardinals are confined within the premises and continue to cast their votes until one achieves a two-thirds majority.

Upon reaching a consensus, white smoke ascends from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, followed by the proclamation: ‘Habemus Papam!’ (‘We have a Pope!’)

The global community is introduced to the new leader of more than a billion Catholics, as the Church progresses under the guidance of a shepherd once more.

This is the process by which the Catholic Church selects a new Pope, characterized by reverence, tradition, and the influence of Vatican politics.

The upcoming papal succession within the Catholic Church, as discussed in relation to Pope Francis.

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