The cardinals on Monday 5 May will double the time of comparison, with two congregations, both in the morning at 9 and afternoon at 5 pm.
This was reported by the director of the Vatican press room Matteo Bruni.
At the exit of the congregation of today several cardinals, conversing with journalists, had hinted that there is still no shared figure and who need more time for the comparison between them.
As for Tuesday 6 May, only the morning congregation at 9 is currently set. It will be evaluated subsequently if a second congregation for the afternoon is needed. This was reported by the spokesman Matteo Bruni.
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The works for the arrangement of Santa Marta, where the cardinals will stay during the conclave, should end on May 5. Some renovation of the environments are also being carried out, both in Santa Marta and in a part of Santa Marta Vecchia.
The cardinals will arrive in Santa Marta from the evening of Tuesday 6 May to the morning of Wednesday 7 May, before the start of the ‘pro eligendo’ mass. This was reported by the director of the Vatican press room Matteo Bruni.
Bruni: ‘For the costs of the conclave there are no sponsors’
The Holy See deals with the costs of the conclave with a sum that “is regularly put in budget” and “there are no specific sponsors”. The director of the Vatican press room Matteo Bruni said, answering the questions of journalists in today’s briefing in the Vatican.
Two cardinal voters have not yet arrived in Rome
Two cardinal voters have not yet arrived in Rome. This was reported by the director of the Vatican press room Matteo Bruni not mentioning their names. However, these two cardinals have not even communicated their possible absence to the conclave, so the cardinal voters remain 133.
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