(8 May 2025)
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AGENCY POOL
Vatican City – 8 May 2025
1. People waiting for smoke signal
2. Photographer
3. Black smoke coming from chimney
AGENCY POOL
Vatican City – 8 May 2025
4. Pilgrim waving Vatican flag looking at chimney
5. Close of flag with chimney in the background
6. Various of pilgrim carrying dog dressed as Pope
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Meryl Espiniero, New York visitor:
“I expect a new pope, I don’t I have any expectations of who it will be, but I really hope and want that the new pope takes the name Joseph, after St Joseph or Giuseppe.”
8. Pilgrims
9. Wide of photographers
10. Black smoke
11. Pilgrims looking up
12. People watching screen
13. Pilgrim taking photos
14. Close of umbrella
15. Various of pilgrims looking at chimney
16. Various of people taking photos of chimney
17. Wide of basilica
18. Pilgrims taking photos
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vatican City – 8 May 2025
19. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Cesar August, Spanish tourist:
"We expected that it would probably be black because it is very early to be white, but we always come here with the illusion of seeing it white."
20. Various of people taking photos
21. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Aranza Lucia Gallegos, Mexican pilgrim:
“My hope is that tonight the white (smoke) will appear so that I can see it because I am only here until Friday so I hope to be able to see it because I came just to see the smoke. One of my favourites may be Cardinal Tagle because I like his vision for the church.”
22. Close up of rosary
23. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Alberto Freschi, local resident:
"I’ll wait until there is white smoke and entrust to God’s heart the right moment to do so."
24. Various of square
STORYLINE:
Black smoke again rose from the Sistine Chapel chimney on Thursday, to the disappointment of some of the faithful gathered to watch.
The absence of white smoke on the second day of the conclave indicated that no new pontiff after two of the day’s ballots.
The 133 cardinals had resumed voting in the morning, after spending the night sequestered at the Vatican residences.
On Wednesday evening, black smoke poured out of the chimney indicating no pope was elected on the first ballot of the conclave.
There are still two more votes possible later on Thursday.
And some of those gathered in St Peter’s Square expressed hope that a pope would be chosen quickly.
To become pope, a cardinal needs a two-thirds majority, or 89 votes.
The cardinals have been sworn to secrecy in the centuries-old ritual to elect a new leader of the 1.4 billion-member Catholic Church.
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