Vatican firefighters install the Sistine Chapel's chimney in preparation for papal conclave
With five days to go before the cardinals gather to elect a new pope, Vatican workers installed the Sistine Chapel's chimney on Friday. The conclave will follow tradition, signalling outcomes of successive rounds of voting with white or black smoke in their effort to find a sucessor to Pope Francis, who died on April 21.
With five days to go before the cardinals gather to elect a new pope, Vatican workers installed the Sistine Chapel's chimney on Friday. The conclave will follow tradition, signalling outcomes of successive rounds of voting with white or black smoke in their effort to find a sucessor to Pope Francis, who died on April 21.
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