Vatican shares the voting order of the 133 cardinals, including the Guatemalan Álvaro Ramazzini

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Vatican shares the voting order of the 133 cardinals, including the Guatemalan Álvaro Ramazzini

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The Vatican has shared the list that shows the vote order of the 133 cardinals that will be in the 2025 conclave.

Personnel who will attend the 2025 conclave

All personnel, ecclesiastical or secular, from the ceremonies to the elevatorists, who will be linked in the organization of the conclave to choose the new Pope, will provide on Monday oath to keep absolute secret of everything that happens. (Free Press Photo: EFE)

The 133 voters of the next conclave are in Rome To choose the successor of Pope Francis and Define the future of the Church of 1,400 million Catholics.

The so -called “Princes of the Church” They will be locked from Wednesday in the Sistine Chapel until choosing the new pontiff in an uncertain vote and without clear favorites.

Before the beginning of the vote, the Vatican published The official order for how the 133 Cardinals, from 71 different countries, will enter their vote.

According to the Vatican, the order in which the cardinals will vote will be determined by their precedence. The first to vote will be:

  • Cardinal Pietro Parolin
  • Cardinal Fernando Filoni
  • Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle
  • Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich
  • Cardinal Louis Raphaël I Sako

Attracts attention that Pietro Parolin is the first to vote, since it is the Secretary of State of the Vatican, and One of the most famous to be the next pontiff.

In the position 67 is Cardinal Guatemalteco ÁLVARO RAMAZZINI IMERI.

Meanwhile, the last who will vote in the conclave will be:

  • Cardinal Ángel Fernández Artime
  • Cardinal Audrys Juozas Bačkis
  • Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe
  • Cardinal Giovanni Baggio
  • Cardinal George Alencherry

Also read: how much a conclave lasts and what rites are celebrated after the choice of a Pope

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