[Minuto a Minuto] Leo XIV: “We have to look together how to be a missionary church, open to all”

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| #Cooperativacontigo Andrea Botto, Doctor of History: Despite being North American, I consider Leo XIV a Latin American Pope

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| #Cooperativacontigo Andrea Botto, Doctor of History: Leo XIV is a moderate and dialogue person

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| #Cooperativacontigo Andrea Botto, Doctor of History: Leo XIV is a moderate, continuous person of Francisco in the social, but moderate in sexual morals

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| #Cooperativacontigo Andrea Botto, doctor in history: it is important in her message the number of times mentioned the word ‘dialogue’

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| #Cooperativ Countigo Andrea Botto, doctor in history, about Leo XIV: what first caught my attention was the choice of her name, a clear sign of inspiration from Leo XIII. He is continuing with the social doctrine of the Church

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIII, which guided the Church between 1878 and 1903, became known as the first Pope of the Encyclicals and the Pope of the workers. His encyclical rerum novarum, published in 1891, is considered the birth of social doctrine

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| The bells in honor of Leo XIV resonate throughout Rome

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| #Cooperativacontigo playing the Pontifical Anthem, the Swiss Guard closes the first public appearance of Pope Leo XIV in the Plaza de San Pedro

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIV imparts his blessing to Rome and the world

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIV asks to pray the Ave Maria “throughout the Church and Peace in the world”

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIV sends a greeting in Spanish to Peru, where he had a long missionary trajectory

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIV: “We have to look together how to be a missionary church, always open to all”

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIV: “I am a son of San Agustín, an Augustinian”

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| #Cooperativacontigo Leo XIV remembers your predecessor: “Thank you, Pope Francis

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| #Cooperativacontigo “God loves everyone and evil will not prevail,” says the new Pope Leo XIV in his first appearance before the world

13:27 –

| #Cooperativacontigo “Peace is with all of you”: the first words of the new Pope Leo XIV before the faithful in the Plaza de San Pedro

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| The new Pope Leo XIV appears before the faithful in the Plaza de San Pedro to appear to the world.

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| Prevost was also part of the Peruvian Episcopal Conference (CEP) between 2018 and 2023, of which he was second vice president, and was Apostolic Administrator of Callao, the Port Province attached to Lima, between 2020 and 2021

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| #Cooperativacontigo Prevost, 69 and born in the American city of Chicago, arrived in Peru on an Augustinian mission in 1985, just three years after ordering a priest and returned in 1988 to direct the Augustinian seminary of the northern city of Trujillo for 10 years

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| The American cardinal Robert Prevost, the new Pope Leo XIV, also has Peruvian nationality, which he obtained in 2015 after spending much of his religious life in the Andean country

13:15 –

| American cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, from Chicago, is the new Pope and will be called Leo XIV

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12:56 –

| #Cooperativacontigo After leaving the hall of tears, the new Pope will receive the tribute of the rest of Cardinals. It corresponds to the protodiacone, the French Dominique Mamberti, first look at the Basilica balcony to announce who is the chosen one and the name with which the Church will rule

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| In the Hall of Tears there are three long or white cassocks of different sizes depending on the height of the chosen one, as well as four short -type surrounding short -type clothing, a purple mulet or slave and a purple stole with golden decoration. Also, if you wish, you can choose between shoes of different numbers, fajines, a cord and a golden cross, everything arranged there

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| The new Pope, whose name will be known shortly, went from the Sistine chapel to the so -called Hall of Tears, in order to dress to appear to the world on the balcony of the Basilica of the Plaza de San Pedro

12:45 –

| #Cooperativacontigo José Yuraszeck, General Chaplain of the Home of Christ and Jesuit Priest: Pope Francis was very rich in gestures, so it will be important to see what will be the first gestures of the new Pope

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| #Cooperativacontigo José Yuraszeck, General Chaplain of the Home of Christ and Jesuit Priest: It is a good sign that there has been a more or less fast agreement

12:35 –

| Since in the conclave it is voted four times a day, adding the only one that there was Wednesday, the election of the new Pope has presumably produced in the fourth scrutiny

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| More than 40,000 people – a figure that is destined to rise – wait in the Plaza de San Pedro the moment in which the Dominique Mamberti protodiacon announced the “Habemus Papam” from the balcony of the central lodge of the facade of the Vatican Basilica and the new pontiff comes out and know its name

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| Then, the new Pope will appear before the faithful in the Plaza de San Pedro to appear to the world.

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| Then the name of the chosen cardinal will say in Latin as well as the one you want to be called as a pontiff.

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| Now, Cardinal Protodiácono, the Frenchman Dominique Mamberti, must look at the Basilica balcony to announce the choice with the traditional Latin formula: “Nuntio Vobis Gaudium Magnum: Habemus Papam” (I announce a great joy: we have dad).

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| Shortly after they began to play the bells of San Pedro, while the Vatican square began to fill with thousands of people who went to the place to follow the announcement.

12:25 –

| The smoke left at 18:07 local time (12.07 Central Chile Time, 13.07 of Aysén and Magallanes)

12:24 –

| #Cooperativaco The 133 cardinals who participate in the conclave locked in the Vatican Sistine Chapel on Thursday a new Pope and announced him to the world with the traditional White smoking from the chimney

06:06 –

| Neither of the two votes of the morning achieved consensus on who will be Francisco’s successor

05:53 –

| Papal conclave: Black smoke at the beginning of second voting day

18:38 –

| Solano: Papables are because they have a vital trajectory behind. There are elements if they can make us think who could be: it is usually unusual to choose a very age Pope as well as a cardinal too young.

18:36 –

| Solano on papable cardinals: both in bets, and in the press comments, the names do not It is difficult with such a short elector cast, we can know what happens inside.

18:28 –

| María Solano, an expert journalist in Religion: in this conclave will have a lot of Latin America, Asia and Africa.

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| It is expected that two votes take place in the morning and two in the afternoon and, if in the first ones there is no agreement on a name, there will only be two smoking, foreseeably not before 12.00 and 7:00 p.m. local (6.00 and 13.00 of Central Chile, respectively).

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| This Thursday the 133 Cardinals under 80 years will meet again from 9.00 hours in Rome (3.00 from Chile Austral, 4.00 by Aysén and Magallanes) for new votes

15:10 –

| The black smoke began to leave the fireplace on the Sistine Chapel at 9:00 p.m. (15.00 Central Chile, 16.00 of Aysén and Magallanes), just over three hours after formally starting the conclave

14:52 –

| The first vote to choose the new Pope gave negative results and was announced to the world with the black smoke, which means that there is no two -thirds majority among the cardinals to choose the Successor of Francisco

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| More than 30,000 people wait for the first smoking in the Plaza de San Pedro

11:03 –

| Cardinal Fernando Chomalí already made his oath and entered the Sistine Chapel to participate in the conclave that will choose the successor of Pope Francis

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| Shortly before the Sistine Chapel is closed, the cardinals make their oath of maintaining the secret of everything that happens during the conclave.

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| Once everyone has entered the Sistine, the help of the Holy Spirit will be invoked by singing the ‘Veni Creator’ (‘Ven Creator Spirit’), anthem in Latin with which his presence and help is solemnly requested, and the oath will proceed.

10:39 –

| The procession left the Paulina chapel, which receives its name from Pope Paul III, who towards the year 1540 commissioned its construction and that has two stunning fresh from Miguel Ángel – ‘The conversion of St. Paul’ and ‘The Crucifixion of San Pedro’- until reaching the Sistine, crossing the royal room.

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| Behind were the cardinals, in reverse order of precedence: first those of the order of deacons, followed by presbyters and bishops, while responding to the ‘litany of the saints’, in which they invoke the help of the great saints in the history of Christianity.

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| Then the procession began, headed by a cross, followed by the members of the Pontifical Musical Chapel, some prelates and the ceremonies, as well as the master of the Pontifical Celebrations, Diego Ravelli, and Father Raniero Cantalamessa, in charge of the meditation that the cardinals will hear before voting.

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| Before the procession, Parolin reminded them in Latin that they will enter into conclave “to choose the Roman Pontiff and that the whole Church is linked to them in prayer invokes the grace of the Holy Spirit to be chosen a worthy shepherd of the flock of Christ.”

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| The cardinals were aimed at the Sistine at 16.30 local time (10.30 Central Chile, 11.30 of Aysén and Magallanes) after staying about 15 minutes in the nearby Pauline Chapel for an initial sentence officiated by the Secretary of State, Pietro Parolin, first of the Cardinals Bishops, since the dean of the Cardenalicio College, Giovanni Battist Participate in the conclave.

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| The 133 voters began the procession that from the Paulina chapel will take them to the Sistine Chapelwhere they will be locked in the conclave for a first vote in search of Francisco’s successor.

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| Welcome to the live coverage of Cooperativa.cl for the conclave that will choose the 267 Pope from the history of the Catholic Church.