The new head of the Roman Catholic branch of Christianity has been elected. White smoke was seen billowing from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel as the new pope was elected.
According to reports, white smoke was seen billowing from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, indicating that a new pope had been elected. The bells of St. Peter’s Basilica rang out on Thursday evening, confirming the historic announcement.
According to ancient tradition, the cardinals of the Catholic Church meet in secret to vote for the new pope. After the vote, if the new pope is elected, white smoke is emitted from the chimney, carrying a message of joy for Catholics around the world.
The world is waiting for the official announcement of who the new pope will be. Thousands of people are waiting for the arrival of the new pope in St. Peter’s Square, eager to witness this historic moment.
The pope is the supreme leader of the Catholic Church. According to Roman Catholic belief, he is considered the direct successor of Jesus Christ. He is also called the living successor of Saint Peter.
The Pope has full and unlimited authority over the entire Catholic Church. He is considered a very important religious figure to the more than 1.4 billion Catholics in the world. Although many Catholics rely on the Bible, the teachings of the Pope are equally followed in matters of church policy and behavior.