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NOVENDIALES - Day 5 - Tuesday 12 April. Papal Chapel.
(Photos From Today's Mass)
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| April 12, 2005
Posted on 04/12/2005 12:52:33 PM PDT by NYer
Chief Celebrant: Cardinal Eugenio de Araujo Sales, proto-priest of the College of Cardinals.
Cardinals attend Mass at the Vatican's St Peter's Basilica April 12, 2005. Roman Catholicism's conclave to elect a new pope will start at 1430 GMT next Monday in the Sistine Chapel following a public morning Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican said on Tuesday. Once the conclave begins, the cardinals will not emerge from the Vatican until a new pope has been elected. They will hold voting sessions in the Sistine Chapel and sleep in the Casa Santa Marta hotel inside the Vatican grounds. REUTERS/Osservatore Romano-Arturo Mari/Pool
Cardinals walk in procession to the main altar during Mass at the Vatican's St Peter's Basilica April 12, 2005. Roman Catholicism's conclave to elect a new pope will start at 1430 GMT next Monday in the Sistine Chapel following a public morning Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican said on Tuesday. Once the conclave begins, the cardinals will not emerge from the Vatican until a new pope has been elected. They will hold voting sessions in the Sistine Chapel and sleep in the Casa Santa Marta hotel inside the Vatican grounds. REUTERS/Osservatore Romano-Arturo Mari/Pool
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Following toda's Mass, the cardinals visited the tomb of Pope John Paul II. Click on link to view images.
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TOPICS: Catholic; Current Events; General Discusssion; History; Ministry/Outreach; Religion & Culture; Worship
KEYWORDS: cardinals; conclave; election; jpii; novendiales; pope; vatican
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Cardinals pay their respects at the tomb of late Pope John Paul II in the grotto beneath the Vatican's St Peter's Basilica, April 12, 2005. Pilgrims will be able to pray at Pope John Paul's burial site starting on Wednesday morning, the Vatican said on Monday. The crypt area where popes are buried below St. Peter's Basilica has been closed to the public since before the Pope's funeral last Friday. REUTERS/Osservatore Romano-Arturo Mari/Pool
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("America needs much prayer, lest it lose its soul." John Paul II)
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