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Roman Catholic Cardinals will take a conclusion to choose a new leader of the global church starting from May 7.
In the past, some facts about the past, the past from historical research of national work 1450-1700, the selection of the Pope in early modern ItalyAnd Viterbo’s Palazzo Dei Papi (in Popes Palace) interviews with specialists including an archaeologist Elena Cagiano.
The longest result in history
It took almost three years in the 13th century – 1,006 days to be accurate – to choose the History of the Pope Clement IV, to get the longest result in the history of the Catholic Church.
The term packed – “Under the lock”, because the Cardinals, who met in the northern northern north, have long locked the nervous citizens in the city.
The secret voice selected by the Pope Gregory X lasted 1268 November 1271 to September from September 1271 to September. This was the first example of a “compromise” after the long struggle between the supporters of the two main geopolitical medieval factions, and those who support the Holy Roman Empire.
The rule of ‘a food per day’
Gregory X was only after the pressure of the building and water after pressing the poems and water pressure after the rest of the vitarbo’s roofs.
Hoping to not be repeated, Gregory X, in 1274 if the concentrates will be “a food” only if the conclusions will be “bread, water and wine”, if they extend the consumer only three days.
This restriction fell.
For the shortest
Before 1274, the Pope was elected the same day as the death of the predecessor of the predecessor. After that, the church decided to wait at least 10 days before the first voting. It was later extended to 15 days to give the time of all the cardinals to reach Rome.
According to the Vatican historian Ambrogio Piazzoni, the fastest closure observing the 10-day waiting order, according to the Vatican historian Ambrogio Piazzoni, the Pope II Pope II was 1503 choices. Recently, Pope Francis won the Fifth Bullet in 2013, Benedict XVI in the fourth and Pope XII in 1939 in 1939.
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The first result in Sistine Chapel
The first result was held at Sistine Chapel under the Finnish ceiling of Michelangelo was in 1492. Since 1878, it has become all the results of the world-famous temple.
“Everything is affordable to the presence of God, each person will be tried for a day,” Saint John Paul wrote in the document regulating the documents in 1996. Dominics of the universe of herds.
The Cardinals lie in a short distance in a nearby Domus Santa Marta Hotel or nearby residence.
Alternative places
In Rome, the most results were given, some of the Vatican walls took place. Four, in the Quirinale Palace in Papal Palace in Pauline Chapel, about 30 others were made in Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, Santa Maria Sopra Minerva or other places in Rome.
15 times have occurred from Rome and Vatican, including Viterbo, Perugia, Arezzo and Venice, including Constance, Germany and Lyon, including France.
Alternative Poplar or Antipopes
Historians were among the 1378-1417 mentioned in the West Schism, there were competitors named Pope. Schism is divided into many papal bidders, so-called antipopers, the Catholic Church for about 40 years.
The most prominent antipopers, XIII, Alexander V and John XXIII, Benedict VIII during West Schism. Schism, in the end, was solved in 1417 by the Constance Council, which led to the world-accepted Paput, Martin V.
A problem for personal hygiene
The cut-cut nature of the skark created another problem for cardinals: stay healthy. Before the domestic, Santa Marta guest house was built in 1996, Cardinal voters were invested in the rooms connected to Sistine Chapel.
The ends of the 16th and 17th centuries were described as “disgust” and “bad smell”, especially in summer, Pattenden, especially in summer, were concerned about the occurrence of diseases.
“Cardinals, many of which are very advanced diseases, because the cardinals were a very advanced disease,” said Pattenden.
The lack of closed space and ventilation aggravated these issues. Some of the voters were often seriously, sick, often ill.
Confidential
First, the papal elections are not secret, but concerns about the growing political intervention in the longest result in Viterbo. Gregory X individually, cardinal voters should be locked in secret “Cox Cave“(with one key), until a new pope is selected.
The goal was to create a completely hidden environment where cardinal could lead to any political intervention or distracting, the cardinalians. For centuries, various pops, stressing the importance of the secret, changed various pops and changed and strengthened the rules of parcel.
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The youngest pope, the oldest papa
Pope John was only 18 years old when he was elected in the 955th of XII.
The oldest Poplar Pope III (selected in 1191) and Selestine V (selected in 1294), both were about 85. Benedict was 78 when he was elected XVI in 2005.
Cardinal a pope and non-Italian papa
There is no need for a Pope to be a cardinal, but it is for centuries. On the last time, a Pope was a Cardinal city VI in 1378. He was a monk and archbishop of Bari.
Although the Italians are in a strange place for the papacy for centuries, John Paul II (Polish, 1978) and Benedict XVI (German, in 2005) and Francis (Argentina, in 2013). Alexander Vi, who was elected in 1492, was Spanish; Gregory III, who was elected in 731, was Syrian; Adrian VI, elected in 1522, was from the Netherlands.
