On the first day of the Conclave in the Vatican, a new Pope for the Catholic Church was not elected. This was the first day of the selection process, and so far, no final decision has been reached. Important decisions regarding the selection of a Pope usually require time and deliberation. Despite the absence of results so far, the participants in the event expressed optimism and readiness to continue the process.
Francis - the Roman Pope and head of the Catholic Church, left a vacancy after his death, which now needs to be filled at the Conclave. The Cardinals gathered in the Vatican from different parts of the world to elect a new leader. All of them enter into the decision-making process of discussions and voting, aiming to find the most suitable candidate for the continuation of the important mission of the head of the Catholic Church.
Witnesses report that the atmosphere inside the Vatican is tense, yet simultaneously filled with hope and prayer. Participants exchanged opinions and impressions, engaging in dialogue and seeking a path to consensus. In the upcoming stages of the Conclave, they will continue their work and hope for a swift acceptance of a final decision.
