This is the Activities Schedule for Conclave of Cardinals in the Vatican

Wheel World News -VATICAN CITY - The selection of a new Pope, or the so-called Conclave starts on Tuesday (03/12/2013) Roman times. Conclave opens with Honor Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City.

According to Pastor Robert Pius information Manik who was studying at European informs Tribunnews.com, that the schedule of activities during the conclave of cardinals are as follows (all in Rome):

0900: The cardinals took part in a special Mass "Pro Eligendo Romano Pontifice" ("For Election Pope") in the Basilica of St Peter.

14:45 pm: The Cardinals aboard a minibus guarded through the Vatican Gardens of Santa Martha Hall where they live to the Apostolic Palace.

15.30: The cardinals followed the procession in the Pauline Chapel of the Apostolic Palace to the Sistine Chapel. Throughout the procession of Cardinals to say the Litany of Saints, the Litany of the Saints.

15:45 pm: The Cardinals swear not to reveal any details related to their discussions during the conclave with the sanction of excommunication. Every staff were ordered to leave the chapel. Sertelah prayer was held before the first ballot.

18:15 pm: The Cardinals first reading session concluded elections.

18:30 pm: The Cardinals return to St. Martha's House.

19:00 pm: The Cardinals had dinner on the first conclave.

Furthermore, the day-to-day conclave in succession will take place as follows:

5:30 to 6:30 am: Breakfast at St Martha.

6:45 pm: Depart to the Apostolic Palace.

7:15 pm: Mass in the Chapel of Pauline.

0830: Prayer and voting in the Sistine Chapel.

11:30 am: Departure for St Martha's House.

12.00: Lunch and afternoon break.

At 15:00: Departure for the Sistine Chapel.

15:50 pm: prayer and penmungutan voice in the Sistine Chapel.

18:15 pm: Vespers (Evening Worship) in the Sistine Chapel.

18:30: Back to the House of St. Martha.

19.00: Dinner.

"Conclave will take place as scheduled above and election ballots will be burned twice a day ie after two rounds of voting in the morning and two rounds of voting in the afternoon," said Partor of the Carmelite Order to Tribunnews.com, Tuesday ( 12.03.2013).

He said again, black smoke coming out of the Sistine Chapel chimney has not been elected pope and shows white smoke would indicate the election of a new pope. The smoke will come out at 11:00 and 18:00 local time.

If the first election there elected Pope, ballots will be burned directly produce white smoke. White smoke will come out at 09.30 or 10.00 for the election of 16:30 or 17:00 in the morning and afternoon for the election.