Sistine Chapel
Black Smoke From Sistine Chapel: No Pope Yet
Black smoke again billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel on Wednesday, meaning that Catholic cardinals hadn’t elected a pope on their second or third rounds of balloting.
Black Smoke Emerges, No New Pope After First Ballot
The 115 voting cardinals will need at least one more day to decide the new leader of the Catholic Church. The conclave cast its first ballot for a pope Tuesday night and the smoke was black.
Across Delaware Valley, Catholics Pray In Support Of Papal Conclave
Bishop David O’Connell of the Diocese of Trenton says each new pope extends a line of succession dating back to the establishment of the church itself.
Incoming Camden Bishop Reflects On His Mission, Pope’s Resignation
A day before his installation as bishop of the Diocese of Camden, Bishop Dennis Sullivan reflected on his mission, as well as the stunning news about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
