How is a new pope chosen? Let's know together

The papal conclave is a centuries-old tradition for electing a new Pope following the death or resignation of the previous one. The College of Cardinals gathers in the Sistine Chapel, where they vote in secrecy. The process involves casting ballots, with black smoke indicating no decision and white smoke signaling a new Pope. Upon acceptance, the new Pope is announced to the world, marking a significant moment for the Catholic Church.