• MAP94: Papal Conclave: Medieval Origins of the Modern Election

  • Apr 29 2025
  • Length: 39 mins
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MAP94: Papal Conclave: Medieval Origins of the Modern Election

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  • 🇻🇦The Papal Conclave🇻🇦💰Become a Producer! DONATE to the show via PayPal, or use Venmo You can also donate with StripePope Francis died on 21 Apr 2025 starting a process established in the Middle Ages. Learn all about the Medieval origins of the Papal Conclave and watch as it unfolds in modern Italy during the Papal Conclave of 2025.Once a Pope dies the Vatican enters a period called Sede Vacante, (Vacant Seat). Then the process of the Papal Conclave is started. Pope Gregory X issued the Papal bull Ubi periculum maius intenditur (Where greater danger lies) in 1274 which established the Papal Conclave.Popes after Gregory rescinded the papal conclave and elections took months and years to complete. The last pope elected outside the Papal Conclave process was Pope Celestine V in 1294. Celestine reinstated Gregory's papal bull and the papal conclave. Celestine's successor, Boniface VIII was elected through the Papal Conclave process as has every Pope since.There have been modifications over the centuries but the core process remains the same.Listen in to learn the Medieval origins of the papal conclave, how the conclave and voting process works. Who takes the oath of secrecy, why a popes change their names and what does the smoke mean? Get all the links and see all the pictures in the show notes on Medieval Archives!Grab a free copy of Absolute Monarchs: A History of the Papacy by John Julius Norwich. (00:00) - Bells Toll for Pope Francis(00:27) - Welcome to the Medieval Archives(02:02) - Pope Francis has Died(02:59) - 1978 The Year of Three Popes(05:00) - Papal Conclave Medieval Origins(14:31) - How to Elect A Pope(19:15) - The Conclave Begins(31:20) - Conclave is Over Thanks to Medieval Popes(31:41) - Who Will be the Next Pope?(34:23) - Thanks for your support!!(35:38) - Papal Anthem Creators & Guests Medieval Archives - Host<----------->Contact: podcast@medievalarchives.comCall in to the Medieval Archives hotline at +1 720.722.1066Follow Medieval Archives on X.com | Mastodon | Blue Sky📜Sign Up for our newsletterMedieval Archives is AD free and AI free because of our wonderful producers. Help keep Medieval History alive by becoming a producer today.Love Medieval History? Help us spread the word and become a history-making legend!Share the epic tales: Your friends will thank you for introducing them to the fascinating world of Medieval history.Become a proud producer: Support the show that keeps medieval history alive! Visit https://MedievalArchives.com/support for details or donate now via PayPal, or use Venmo or donate with StripeLeave your mark on history: Get your name listed in the credits – a lasting legacy for your love of the Middle Ages!Boost the show and see the artwork with a Podcasting 2.0 certified app: Castamatic | iCatcher! | Pocket Casts | Fountain | Breez | Sphinx ★ Support this podcast ★ RSS Podcast FeedIntro music provided by Tim Rayburn. It is available at Magnatune.comThank You to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports the show. We appreciate you taking the time to listen to each episode. Share it with your friends!Copyright © 2025 · Dragon Moon MediaAll Rights Reserved. No Infringement is Intended.Medieval Archives & Dragon Moon Media production.
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