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| T or F: The government of the Catholic Church is like a monarchy |
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| what the government of the Catholic Church is called |
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| bishops that govern local churches |
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| represent the bishop in each local parish |
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| cardinals that could become popes |
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| the private meeting of all the cardinals for the specific purpose of electing the pope |
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| T or F: A papabile is usually likely to get elected as pope |
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| The cardinals will choose someone more humble. |
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| A cardinal that is a favorite or really wants the job is not likely to be elected as pope. Why? |
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| Where are the cardinals literally locked up until they elect a new pope? |
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| A pope will be elected no sooner than __ days and no longer than ___ days after the death or resignation of the old pope |
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| Conclave comes from Latin cum clave meaning ________. |
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| Under the threat of __________, cardinals are not allowed contact with the outside world or discuss the proceedings |
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| A ______ majority decision is needed to elect a new pope |
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| paten; chalice; Eucharist |
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| Each cardinal writes a name on a piece of paper and places it on a _____, which is then turned upside down to fall into a _____ underneath. This is symbolic of the ________. |
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| If no one receives 2/3 of the votes or if the nominee declines, then _____ is mixed with the paper ballots and burned in the chimney. ______ smoke alerts the crowd outside a decision hasn't been made yet. |
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| There are two votes. One occurs in the ______, and one occurs in the _____. |
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| The vote occurs twice a day for ___ elections. If no one still has received 2/3 of the majority on the 22nd ballot, the man who receives a simple majority ______ is elected pope. |
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| If someone receives 2/3 of the votes and he accepts, the ballots are burned without straw, which blows ____ smoke to alert the crowds that a decision has been made |
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| acclamation, compromise, scrutiny |
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| What are the three different forms the election of a new pope took place? |
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| form of a papal election where a name is presented, and everyone unanimously consents without the need of a secret ballot |
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| form of a papal election in which, if no one receives 2/3 of the majority vote after several ballots, then the cardinals will select one or several electors to select a candidate--and the entire body has to agree with the choice. |
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| T or F: A unanimous vote to employ compromise is necessary for it to be valid |
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| Form of papal election in which each cardinal proposes a candidate and gives reasons for his qualifications before the cardinals vote in a secret ballot |
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| What is the only valid method permitted to papal conclaves to vote for a new pope? |
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| What name will he be addressed by? |
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| After a cardinal accepts the nomination, what is he asked? |
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| first pope to change his name when he was elected because he had been born with the name of Mercury, a pagan god |
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| Pope that started the tradition of popes changing their name |
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| Pope whose birth name was Eugenio Pacelli |
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