Three Candidate Name sticking Ahead Conclave Pope

WHEEL WORLD NEWS - The cardinals who had gathered in Rome, Italy, will make the last meeting, Monday (03/11/2013), before choosing a new pope following day.
Even so, there is no candidate nominated cardinals favored to become Pope Benedict XVI to replace the resigned a few weeks ago.
There are three names that will be promoted Cardinals in conclave tomorrow, that Odilo Scherer, archbishop of Sao Paulo charismatic; Chief Angung Diocese of Milan, Italy, Angelo Scola the conservative, and Marc Ouellet, a Canadian who held senior staff positions at the Vatican.
Meanwhile, African Catholics wanted the figure of a Pope from their territory, where the strongest candidate carried by the Archbishop of Kinshasa Laurent Monsengwo, and Archbishop Peter Turkson of Ghana.
"We're all waiting for the conclave. Not only the people of the Catholic Church, but the whole world is waiting," Ouellet said during the homily at Mass in Rome, yesterday, as quoted WHEELWORLDNEWS.blogspot com of Asiaone.com.
Conclave will be held at 15:45 local time and lasted a closed and confidential. A number of cardinals wanted a strong figure who has qualified pastoral skills, to handle a number of cases of sexual abuse scandals rogue priest.
The cardinals also want a candidate who can reform the Roman Curia, the central government of the Catholic Church, which was hit by intrigue. (*)