Black smoke signals no new pope picked

Cardinals will vote four times a day until two-thirds can agree on a pope, but voted only once on Tuesday evening.
The secret gathering of cardinals tasked to elect the next leader of the Catholic church has sent up black smoke out of the chimney atop the Sistine Chapel, signaling that no pope has been chosen.

Earlier on Tuesday, 115 cardinals entered the Vatican's Sistine Chapel to start their deliberations.?

The cardinals walking in two files from the St. Pauline Chapel made their way into the Sistine as the choir sang a Gregorian chant. ??

Before the doors of the Sistine were shut, all the cardinals below the age of 80, when the papal seat was declared vacant on February 28, made an oath of secrecy in Latin. ??

Earlier, a mass was held at the St. Peter's Basilica.

The cardinals will vote four times daily until two-thirds can agree on a candidate. If after 33 or 34 ballots no pope is elected, the two candidates with the highest votes will go into a runoff in which only a simple majority is required

Cardinals will vote four times a day until two-thirds can agree on a pope, but voted only once on Tuesday evening.
The secret gathering of cardinals tasked to elect the next leader of the Catholic church has sent up black smoke out of the chimney atop the Sistine Chapel, signaling that no pope has been chosen.

Earlier on Tuesday, 115 cardinals entered the Vatican's Sistine Chapel to start their deliberations.?

The cardinals walking in two files from the St. Pauline Chapel made their way into the Sistine as the choir sang a Gregorian chant. ??

Before the doors of the Sistine were shut, all the cardinals below the age of 80, when the papal seat was declared vacant on February 28, made an oath of secrecy in Latin. ??

Earlier, a mass was held at the St. Peter's Basilica.

The cardinals will vote four times daily until two-thirds can agree on a candidate. If after 33 or 34 ballots no pope is elected, the two candidates with the highest votes will go into a runoff in which only a simple majority is required