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Election Time of the last Popes in history
Posted On 12 Mar 2013
The Catholic world waits with expectation the election of the new pope. The conclave has begun and the election is expected to be completed within a short period. It is probable that this Friday is known the name of the new pontiff of the church.
The number of days differ and so it is registered in the election history of the last six popes.
Election Time of the last Popes in history
Experts state that this conclave could last less than others. But never a Pope has been chosen on the first day of the conclave, it usually happens between the sixth and the seventh ballot, and the average time is two days, when it exceeds that time is said to be a “long conclave” .
Moreover, as an important fact, in this election, a new stove for white smoke has been installed to avoid confusion. It is the first time in history that the Sistine Chapel will have two Holy Smokes. The stove where the where the ballots will be burnt (black smoke), announce that there is no agreement, and the white smoke will announce the election of a new Pope.
