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Is that real smoke? News of new pope delivered by stoves, chemicals and ballots

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  Ballots are burned in the process, but the smoke seen by the world is created using another stove, the Vatican Information Service reported in 2013.

The article from USA Today, published on April 29, 2025, discusses the ongoing papal conclave in Vatican City, where the process of electing a new Pope is taking place. The conclave has entered its third day, and the world is closely watching for the traditional smoke signals from the Sistine Chapel's chimney, which indicate whether a new Pope has been chosen. White smoke signifies a successful election, while black smoke means the cardinals have not yet reached a decision. The article highlights the anticipation and speculation surrounding the potential new Pope, with various candidates being discussed, including cardinals from Africa, Latin America, and Europe. It also touches on the significance of the conclave in the context of the Catholic Church's global influence and the challenges the new Pope will face, such as addressing issues like climate change, social justice, and the ongoing effects of the global health crisis.

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[ https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2025/04/29/smoke-signals-new-pope-conclave/83341077007/ ]