Cardinals are in a secret way to choose a new Pope in a secret moment – national

Cardinals to take part in mystery prettily To choose a new Catholic Pope, he began to check the Vatican Hotel on Tuesday, where Pope Francis will be successful in contact with the foreign world.

The challenge will begin behind the closed doors of the Sistine Chapel, the next leader of the church of 1.4 billion-billion with all cardinals under the age of 80.

Last month, the race to succeed in the dead Francis looks widespread. While choosing a few possible names, several of the 133 cardinals, several of the cardinals, said they did not know who the next Pope will be.

“I do not guess,” Cardinal Robert Mcelroy said he was visiting a church in Rome on Monday evening.

Ekla device “Deep and Mysterious”, Mcelroy, Washington’s archbishop, “I can’t imagine anyone who is in front of you.”

Some cardinals, for a more transparent, pleasant church, looking for more traditional roots for others, others are looking for more traditional roots in the doctrine.

During several days, the results are often spread, a bidder with many votes, with many votes, win a lot of the necessary quarters to be the pope.

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Voting cardinals will remain in the voting guests during the EKLA period and will remain in contact with anyone who does not participate in a secret ballot.

Like Francis, Haiti, South Sudan and Myanmar, there was a priority of the appointment of cardinalians from previous countries.

In this case, in the history of the church is different in the history of 2000, and the clergy from 70 countries are participating.

Japanese Cardinal Tarcisio Isao Kikuchi, La Repubblica newspaper told the newspaper to vote as many of the 23 cardinals in Asia.

He reflected the strategy of 53 cardinals from Europe, which voted in terms of individual countries or other personal preferences.

“Asians are probably another relative in supporting one or two candidates … We will see which name will come out as a leading candidate,” Kikuchi said.