The Conclave: the choice of the new Pope is one of the most sacred events of the Catholic Church.
It takes place in Rome, the heart of Christianity and the seat of the Vatican, where the cardinals retreat in secrecy to elect the new Pope who will lead the universal Church.
This rite, with ancient roots, represents a moment of profound spiritual reflection and great responsibility. The choice of the Pope has a profound meaning not only for the Church, but for millions of believers throughout the world.
The election of the Pope goes beyond a simple administrative appointment. It is an act of faith that marks the future of the Church, capable of responding to the moral, social and religious challenges of the contemporary world.
The white smoke marks the end of a period of waiting and the beginning of a new phase of hope and renewal. The Conclave is not only about the cardinals, but is also an opportunity for the entire Church to reflect on its spiritual journey.
Each Pope brings with him a message that responds to the needs of his time, keeping alive the traditions that have guided the Church for centuries, uniting the past and the future in an act of faith and renewal.