What is the daily routine of the cardinals during the Conclave?
When the papal conclave begins on Wednesday, May 7, the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church will enter a cloistered world defined by ritual, reflection, and a carefully controlled daily routine inside Vatican City.
Each day will start at Casa Santa Marta, the Vatican residence where the cardinals will stay throughout the conclave. After breakfast, they will board buses under tight security and head to the Sistine Chapel, where they will gather for the morning round of voting beneath Michelangelo’s frescoes.
During the voting sessions, cardinals will wear full ceremonial attire: red cassocks, white surplices, and red zucchettos. After the ballots are cast, they will return to Santa Marta for lunch, rest, and informal discussions. In the afternoon, they will repeat the process changing back into formal robes, boarding the bus, and heading again to the chapel for a second vote.
REUTERS / VATICAN MEDIA / CTV VIDEO
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