On Monday, Pope Francis died at the age of 88 years, paving the way for a transformative papacy. His death was confirmed by the Vatican as cerebral stroke, coma and irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse. Francis death has set off a series of state-sponsored customs marked with viewing, solemn advance funeral rites, and pending conclave for picking of the new pope.
Reason of Death and Health Struggles
Vatican Hospitalization: Underwent hospitalization at Gemelli Hospital in Rome on February 14 came due to puerperal bronchitis leading to double pneumonia.
Discharged Condition: Released on March 23 under the condition of recovery for two months, although, subsequently made several unplanned post recovery appearances.
Causative Details: As per the Vatican the cause of death was declared as cited stroke and coma.
Casket Viewing at the Vatican
Exhibition Wondow: On Monday evening, the deceased’s body was placed in a walnut coffin at Casa Santa Marta (Vatican dwelling) on Papal Francis.
Depiction: Papal was donned red vestment mitre crowned Percy manual holding the rosary.
Transfer to the Basilica: His body will then be relocated to St. Peter’s Basilica from 9:00 am sharp on Wednesday for public exhibition.
Arrangements for the Funeral
Date & Time: Planned for St. Peter's Square on Saturday at 10:00 am (08:00 GMT).
Burial: The pope’s coffin will remain at the Basilica before transferring to Santa Maria Maggiore for the burial rites.
Expected Attendance: Amidst thousands of devotees, we expect leaders such as Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron and Volodymyr Zelensky.
Conclave to Elect New Pope
Timing: The kūpple should be initiated on May 5 to 10, 15 to 20 days after the pope’s decease.
Electors For The Vote: The Cardinal Electors will assemble in Sistine Chapel with 135 to cast their ballots until one of them garners a two-thirds dominion of votes.
Voting Significance:
Black Smoke = No decision made
White Smoke = New pope elected
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