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    https://x.com/UfoBloke/status/1915675286844121358

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    I suppose the degree to which you believe the Vatican is about Christ or about something else will determine whether you think this short video belongs in this thread or somewhere else.

    I think it's a pretty good fit here. I might have posted it in Bill's thread about the scientific anomalies of the recent rocket launch but it would have been pushing that thread off course far more than it can reasonably be said it pushes this thread off course. I personally don't even think it does, in the slightest. Happy Ishtar and Ishtar eggs and all that.


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    Quote Posted by norman (here)
    I suppose the degree to which you believe the Vatican is about Christ or about something else will determine whether you think this short video belongs in this thread or somewhere else.

    I think it's a pretty good fit here. I might have posted it in Bill's thread about the scientific anomalies of the recent rocket launch but it would have been pushing that thread off course far more than it can reasonably be said it pushes this thread off course. I personally don't even think it does, in the slightest. Happy Ishtar and Ishtar eggs and all that.


    https://rumble.com/v6scus3-occult-se...e9s=src_v1_ucp
    At 1:56 into that video he mentioned the 7/20 symbolism.

    onthisday July 20th
    Quote 1933 Vatican state secretary Pacelli (Pius XII) signs the Reichskonkordat accord with Hitler's Nazi Germany
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    Quote The 2025 G20 Summit will be held in Johannesburg just south of Elon's birthplace. If you covert the Masonic G to a seven it's 720 degrees or two circles. The former Nazi and NASA director Wernher von Braun mentioned an Elon in his 1948 book The Mars Project.
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    Quote On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 spacecraft successfully landed on the Moon, marking a historic moment in human history. This mission featured the first human landing on the lunar surface, with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin becoming the first two people to walk on the Moon.
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    Quote In ancient Egypt, Sopdet, a name for the star Sirius and its goddess personification, was associated with the heliacal rising of Sirius, which occurred around July 19 or 20. This event, marked by the first appearance of Sirius just before sunrise, was considered the start of the Egyptian new year and the beginning of the Nile flood. Sopdet was also linked to fertility and the fertility of the soil.
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    ‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦🇻🇦 #Zelensky held a meeting with #Trump in the Vatican, the press secretary of the head of the Kiev regime said.

    The funeral of the Pope is currently taking place there.

    Lа Repubblica wrote that Ukraine proposed holding a summit on the day of the pontiff’s funeral with the participation of the USA, Italy, France, Great Britain and, possibly, Germany.

    In turn, other media outlets claim that the meeting between Trump and Kiev Clown was very short.

    They agreed to hold further talks after the #Pope's burial ceremony.

    https://x.com/MaimunkaNews/status/1916054626853401041


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    ‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦🇻🇦Confidential: #Zelensky and #Trump held a short meeting before the farewell ceremony for the Pope - media

    It is reported that Zelensky, without wasting a minute, right on the day of the pontiff’s funeral, again reminded Trump about his help and at the same time demanded that the Italians urgently hold a summit on #Ukraine️.

    https://x.com/MaimunkaNews/status/1916073296673615906

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    ‼️🇻🇦 Ave Maria: Funeral Mass for #PopeFrancis begins in the Vatican

    The funeral ceremony will be conducted by the Honorary Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re.

    According to the Italian Ministry of the Interior, 182 foreign delegations came to say goodbye to the Pope.

    https://x.com/MaimunkaNews/status/1916055684531077609

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    🇻🇦 Francis' farewell is coming to an end: funeral procession ahead

    The funeral mass of Pope Francis is ending in the Vatican - St. Peter's Square is filled with the ringing of bells. Now the funeral procession begins: the body of the pontiff will be carried on a special hearse through the streets of Rome.

    The procession will be about six kilometers long. Tens of thousands of believers have already gathered along the route to bid farewell to Francis and pay their last respects to him. #popefuneral #PopeFrancis

    https://x.com/MaimunkaNews/status/1916055937632133143




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    ‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦🇻🇦 #Zelensky held a meeting with #Trump in the Vatican, the press secretary of the head of the Kiev regime said.

    The funeral of the Pope is currently taking place there.

    Lа Repubblica wrote that Ukraine proposed holding a summit on the day of the pontiff’s funeral with the participation of the USA, Italy, France, Great Britain and, possibly, Germany.

    In turn, other media outlets claim that the meeting between Trump and Kiev Clown was very short.

    They agreed to hold further talks after the #Pope's burial ceremony.

    https://x.com/MaimunkaNews/status/1916054626853401041
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    "Now Julian is free, we have all come to Rome to express our family’s gratitude for the Pope’s support during Julian’s persecution. Our children and I had the honor of meeting Pope Francis in June 2023 to discuss how to free Julian from Belmarsh prison. Francis wrote to Julian in prison and even proposed to grant him asylum at the Vatican." - Stella Assange

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    Focus on Trump's dark blue suit and tie, not what the other guy was wearing.

    - NYT: Trump’s Blue Suit at Pope’s Funeral Draws Attention
    - Mirror: Donald Trump branded 'disrespectful' in blue suit at Pope Francis' funeral
    - Independent: Trump accused of Pope Francis funeral faux pas after ‘breaking dress code’ then leaving early

    https://x.com/AXChristoforou/status/1916157372441170045

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    We have a thread already about Archbishop Viganò, who has been fearlessly critical of the modern Catholic Church and was excommunicated for his outspokenness.
    Here's an Infowars article about his views on Pope Francis. I'll copy the whole written interview.

    Archbishop Viganò SLAMS ‘Non-Pope’ Francis, Illegitimately Installed by Globalists Via Vatican Coup, for Catholic Church’s Leftward Shift in BOMBSHELL CENSORED INTERVIEW



    Pope Francis, aka Jorge Mario Bergoglio, was an illegitimate pontiff installed by the globalist New World Order to shift the Catholic Church politically
    leftward, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò said in a recent interview that was censored by local broadcasters.

    Viganò, who was excommunicated from The Vatican last year, was recently interviewed by Italian television program “Fuori dal Coro” following Pope Francis’ passing; however, they without explanation never ran his segment.

    In his interview, the archbishop laid out how the globalist power structure required the Vatican’s influence to advance its radical liberal agenda, highlighting how the Saint Gallen Mafia in concert with the American Deep State orchestrated the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, who opposed the liberal agenda, and installed Bergoglio.

    Viganò’s interview was first published at The Gateway Pundit. Read it below:

    ~~~
    This is the interview requested by the editorial staff of “Fuori dal Coro” on Mediaset for yesterday’s episode, April 23. Without any explanation and without any apology from the editorial staff, my intervention was not broadcast. I make it available here.

    1. Your Excellency, what is your evaluation of Pope Bergoglio?

    In recent decades, a subversive lobby has taken over the levers of power in governments and institutions, in order to carry out the anti-Christian and Masonic plan of the Revolution. Government agencies – as we know from what is also emerging in the United States of America – have interfered in the life of various nations, organizing and financing the so-called “Agenda 2030” of the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Economic Forum, which consists in the destruction of the family, the commodification of human life, the moral corruption of children and young people, the exploitation of workers, and the privatization of all those services that until the 1990s were guaranteed – without a motive of profit – by the State: health, infrastructure, defense, communications, education.

    To carry out this global coup, the collaboration (paid, of course) of corrupt government officials, and of corrupt politicians, doctors, judges, and teachers was necessary.

    The Catholic Church, which with the Second Vatican Council had already aligned itself with the worldly mentality, had however remained firmly anchored to certain non-negotiable principles, for example in matters of sexual morality or respect for human life from conception to natural death. Benedict XVI was clearly opposed to the globalist plan and would never have derogated from these principles by legitimizing the LGBTQ ideology, gender ideology, the pseudo-health follies of the WHO in matters of genetic modification and world depopulation, or the Islamization of Europe through ethnic substitution.

    It was therefore necessary to eliminate Joseph Ratzinger, replacing him with a “pope” who – as Hillary Clinton’s collaborator, John Podesta, hoped – would promote the Agenda 2030, ratify climate change fraud, and convince the faithful around the world to undergo the inoculation of a serum that we now know was designed to eliminate or pathologize most of humanity.

    This Vatican coup was made possible (and we know this from the admissions of its protagonists, including the controversial Cardinal Danneels) by the maneuvers of the Saint Gallen Mafia, which in concert with the American deep state pushed Benedict XVI to resign and managed to appoint Jorge Mario Bergoglio to the highest position in the Catholic Church.

    Bergoglio’s was a usurpation no more and no less than those that allowed the globalist lobby to impose government leaders under the orders of the Davos Forum in the Italy of Conte and Draghi, the France of Macron, the England of Johnson and Starmer, the Spain of Sanchez, the Ireland of Martin, the Canada of Trudeau, the Australia of Arden, the United States first of the Clintons and Obama and then of Biden, and in the European Union of von der Leyen.

    All of these leaders did not come to power legitimately, but rather through scheming, electoral fraud, or manipulation of consensus; and they exercise this power against the citizens and against the institutions that they should represent.

    And all of these people, without exception, are widely compromised and subject to blackmail, so they are forced to obey if they do not want to see their crimes and perversions brought to light. And neither Bergoglio nor his acolytes are an exception in this regard.

    The judgment that any Catholic is led to formulate on this “papacy” – which was not really a Papacy at all but only seemed to be such – cannot but be terrible, from every point of view. The Church of Rome, after these twelve years of tyranny, is devastated by scandals, corruption, violations of human rights – I am thinking of the Agreement with the communist dictatorship of Beijing – and by a failed management on all fronts.

    The timid criticisms of some Cardinals and Bishops of Bergoglio’s heresies and scandals have in no way dented this global regime that sees the worlds’ rulers as its allies – opposed to the good of both citizens and believers.

    2. On the day Pope Francis died, you wrote a post on X in which you define the statements Bergoglio confided to Eugenio Scalfari as “heretical ravings.” Can you explain why?

    According to Scalfari, Bergoglio confided to him that he did not believe in hell, and that he was convinced that good souls are saved by “merging” with God, while damned souls are destroyed, dissolved into nothingness. This contradicts both Sacred Scripture and the Catholic Magisterium, which teach that every soul, at the moment of physical death, faces the Particular Judgment and is rewarded with either eternal bliss (possibly passing through Purgatory) or punished with eternal damnation, depending on how it behaved in life, and on its state of friendship or enmity with God at the moment of passing away.

    This is why I spoke of heretical ravings: they are added to a very long list of nonsense and heresies that we have all had to endure in recent years.

    3. What are you referring to when you speak of “his heirs… the subversives”?

    Bergoglio surrounded himself with corrupt and blackmailable characters, whom he used casually in order to obtain what he intended. He mocked, denigrated, and offended honest Cardinals and Bishops. He protected and covered up investigations into Prelates accused of serious crimes. He promoted the entire chain of American Prelates, corrupt and ultra-progressive, all connected to the former Cardinal McCarrick, who today occupy the main American dioceses and key positions in the Vatican.

    He lifted the excommunication of his Jesuit brother Marco Rupnik, whose shameful affairs had scandalized even the most moderate. He persecuted all his opponents, including me, inflicting excommunication on me, in violation of law and justice. All of these people are still in their places, they continue to demolish the Church and are preparing, with the next Conclave, to complete the task assigned to them: to transform the Church of Christ into an ecumenical and syncretistic organization of Masonic origin that lends its support to the New World Order.

    4. In your estimation, Pope Francis was an anti-Pope, a non-Pope. Can you explain why?

    The Cardinal who is elected in a Conclave as Successor of Peter must express his acceptance and consent to assume the functions proper to the Papacy.

    I believe that Bergoglio’s acceptance of the Papacy was flawed because he considered the Papacy something other than what it is; like the spouse who marries in church excluding the specific purposes of Marriage, therefore nullifying the marriage precisely due to his defect of consent.

    Bergoglio obtained his election through fraud, abusing the authority of the Roman Pontiff to do the exact opposite of what Jesus Christ gave a mandate to Saint Peter and his Successors to do: to confirm the faithful in the Catholic Faith, to shepherd and govern the Lord’s Flock, and to preach the Gospel to all people.

    All of Bergoglio’s governing and teaching actions – from his first appearance at the Vatican Loggia introducing himself with that disturbing “Buona sera” – have unfolded in a direction diametrically opposed to the Petrine mandate: he has adulterated the Depositum Fidei, he has created confusion and led the faithful into error, he has dispersed the Flock, he has declared that the evangelization of peoples is “solemn nonsense,” condemning it as proselytism; and he has systematically abused the power of the Holy Keys to loosen what cannot be loosened and bind what cannot be bound.

    The Pope is not the master of the Church, but rather the Vicar of Christ: he must exercise his authority within the boundaries established by Jesus Christ and in accordance with the purposes desired by God: first of all, the salvation of souls through the preaching of the Gospel to all creatures, and by means of the Sacraments.

    A Pope cannot therefore consider himself authorized to “reinvent” the Papacy, to “reread it in a synodal key”, to “modernize it”, to dismember it at will, to change the Faith or Morals.

    If he thinks that the Papacy allows him to modify the institution he presides over, by that very fact he finds himself in that situation of defect of consent (vitium consensus) such as to nullify his apparent elevation to the Petrine Ministry, because what he has accepted is not the Catholic Papacy as it has always been understood from Saint Peter onwards, but rather a personal idea of “papacy.”

    For this reason, I am convinced that the subversive role played by Bergoglio – even considered in the broader international context of the globalist coup – makes him a usurper, an anti-pope, a non-pope precisely, because he was perfectly aware of wanting to tamper with the Papacy by transforming it into something else and giving it purposes that are not those of the Papacy: from the cult of the idol of Pachamama to communion for divorcees and the blessing of homosexual couples, from immigration to the promotion of vaccines, from climate propaganda to gender transition.

    On the other hand, we have confirmation of this from those who praise Bergoglio not for having been a Catholic Pope, but for the empanadas of the trans population of Torvaianica or for his warm friendship with Emma Bonino.

    5. What will be the future of the Church now that Pope Francis has died?

    The death of Bergoglio crystallizes, so to speak, a situation of widespread illegitimacy. Of the 136 Cardinal electors, 108 were “created” by him; which means that whatever Pope is elected in the upcoming Conclave – even if he were a new Saint Pius X – his authority will be compromised by having been elected by false cardinals, created by a false Pope. For this reason, some time ago, I asked my Brothers in the Episcopate to clarify these aspects before they proceed with the election of a new Pope.

    Certainly, the situation is disastrous and humanly without a solution. However, as Bishop and Successor of the Apostles I cannot help but remind everyone that the Church, which is the Mystical Body of Christ, is destined to face the passio Ecclesiæ following the example of the Lord. It will be precisely from this passion – in which everything will seem lost as on that Good Friday 1,992 years ago – that the Church will be reborn, regenerated, and purified.

    During these days in which we celebrate Easter, every Catholic finds in Christ’s triumph over death and sin the reasons for their own faithfulness to the Gospel. Our Lord told us, shortly before He faced His Passion: Do not be afraid: I have overcome the world.

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    Dildo-Rabbi and the jew mafia have made their choice for new pope who supposedly is a freemason and has been to Bilderberg meeting.


    https://www.ncregister.com/blog/vati...erberg-meeting

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    I am wondering... I did not hear it...no condolences sent from Israeli government head of state.... for sure that speaks volumes for Pope Francis...

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    How media downplayed Pope Francis' concern for Palestinians in Gaza, with Ali Abunimah


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    Quote Posted by bojancan (here)
    I am wondering... I did not hear it...no condolences sent from Israeli government head of state.... for sure that speaks volumes for Pope Francis...

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    How media downplayed Pope Francis' concern for Palestinians in Gaza, with Ali Abunimah

    Scratch beyond the college political comic-book empathy programming surface, and you might end up finding that you didn't know your worthy cause ass from your worthy cause elbow anyway.

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    Prince Gharios el Chemor of Ghassan al Numan of Lebanon is a Vatican Knight that oversees terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah.




    Prince Domenico Napoleone Orsini is an owner of the Israeli Mafia, Ursino Ndrangheta mafia clan, Cleveland crime family and a top overseer of the Rosicrucian Order. The Orsinis have a rose on their coat of arms and they are top architects of Alchemy which is chemical witchcraft. The Orsinis are a major bloodline of the Black Nobility and they produced popes, dozens of cardinals and bishops and they have been major landowners with dozens of titles of lords, barons, and princes.
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    The pope passing at age 88 could be symbolic & preprogrammed as if the completion of a contract. Klaus leaving the WEF at the same age could fall into the same context. The below link lists 916 famous people who died at that age and some date back hundreds/thousands of years. Some notable names are Michelangelo, Harry S. Truman, William Randolph Hearst, Milton Hershey, Ed Koch former mayor of NYC, Rip Torn who played Zed in the MIB movies & William Ewart Gladstone former GB prime minister. James Rink has stated his current body was programmed to live for a predetermined amount of time. In recent years his facial appearance shows a type of Progeria. He could have been artificially aged in retaliation for writing Lone Wolf. The number 88 is a multiple of 11 and so is 99.

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    Quote Lunar Operations Command Center is said to have a 99-year lease. The British leased Hong Kong from China for a period 99 years. Captain Mark Richards told Kerry Cassidy that the Draco control China and the Vatican.
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    The CCP have thrown an extra candidate into the list for the next pope.


    LEO ZAGAMI- SECRETS OF THE CONCLAVE - CCP VS WEF APRIL 26 2025

    https://rumble.com/v6sm9h9-secrets-o...html?start=194



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    The Chair of St. Peter is Vacant.The Sea is empty. I repeat! The Chair of St. Peter is Vacant! The Chair of St. Peter was claimed by a man who claims to be a citizen of Argentina.

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    This (from 6-15 minutes - the segment spoken in this YouTube discussion by Gavin Ashenden, the bearded English chap on the left) is the best analysis of Pope Francis that I have yet encountered.

    https://youtu.be/MgRUxpbeVi8?t=358

    The reason it impresses me so particularly is that the information comes, neither from mass nor even alternative media, from the personal experience and knowledge of Gavin Ashenden; whose work I have known for many years and with whom I have had slight acquaintance - and who I regard as able, informed and honest.

    Ashenden discusses both Francis as a person, and as a leader; and his evaluation is very strongly negative on both counts.
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    In between Popes is the Conclave. Dunno if that has started yet, but it is a very secretive affair, with communications locked down both ingoing and out.

    Here is a history of the food angle of that lock down, probably still taken seriously for the current/imminent conclave. Article notes that electronic comms are now a concern which may take a bigger slice of the security pie.

    Article has 4 pics, which don’t add much. The entire text is quoted.

    https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/2...papal-conclave

    The great conclave secret: What do would-be popes eat?

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    Quote For more than 750 years, strict rules have guarded what cardinals can and cannot eat to prevent hidden messages stuffed inside chicken, ravioli and napkins.

    This past week, travellers in Rome may have spotted cardinals frequenting their favourite restaurants. Just before the last papal election in 2013, Italian media reported that many of these men were making the time to visit a particular neighbourhood favourite, Al Passetto di Borgo, a family-run eatery located 200m from Saint Peter's Basilica, where Cardinal Donald William Wuerl is known to order the lasagna and Francesco Coccopalmerio (allegedly the most-voted Italian cardinal in 2013) likes the grilled squid.
    Cardinals may feel some urgency to get in a good meal or two because, during the conclave beginning on 7 May, in which 135 cardinals will hold a secret election for a new pope in the Vatican's Sistine Chapel, they'll be entirely secluded from the rest of the world for an indefinite period of time. Voting, sleeping and eating all take place in tightly controlled sequestration.
    Papal conclaves are notoriously secretive affairs. The cardinals are secured in a single shared space with no messages allowed in or out, except for the smoke signalling whether a vote has been successful. White smoke signals a new pope and black means another vote is required to reach the two-thirds-plus-one consensus required to crown a new pontiff. What precisely occurs in these conclaves is unknown, but one thing is certain: the cardinals must eat over the days or weeks it takes to elect the new leader of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics.

    But with provisions going in and out, how is the secrecy of the conclave maintained? How can the cardinals ensure the integrity of the vote, unaffected by outside opinion?
    Historically, food has presented a potential risk: a cardinal's ravioli might be stuffed with an illicit message from the kitchen staff; or a cardinal could sneak a vote update to the outside world with a dirty napkin. However, communal eating is also one of the contexts in which furtive negotiations can take place. Recent pop culture representations have made the most of this, using conclave food culture to create a heightened sense of suspicion, intrigue and control.

    Take the 2024 film Conclave, where almost all the plot points occur not in the voting chambers, but in the cafeteria. The noisy meals contrast with the almost entirely silent conclave proper, which proceeds without formal debates. The otherwise silent voting is only sparingly punctuated by moments of ritual speech, like the audible oath a cardinal takes as he drops his voting card into the ballot urn. Still, around the ceremonial silence is a great deal of communication, much of which happens with and via food. And while we can't assume that the film faithfully depicts what happens behind closed doors, it is no doubt true that in papal food culture – as in culture more broadly – what you eat, how you eat and with whom you eat speaks volumes.
    The code of conclave secrecy goes back to 1274, when Pope Gregory X established the regulations that still partly dictate how papal elections are run today. As with the coronation of many popes, his was controversial. It also had the distinction of being by far the longest, taking almost three years (1268-1271) to reach the majority consensus required to appoint a new pope. According to Italian canonist Henricus de Segusio, who served in that conclave, local residents threatened to restrict the cardinals' food to hasten a resolution.

    Pope Gregory X's new rules included isolation of the conclave – a rule that is still in effect today – and rationing of the cardinals' food. After three days without consensus, the cardinals received only one daily meal; after eight days, only bread and water. In the mid-1300s, these rules were relaxed by Clement VI, who permitted three-course meals consisting of soup; a main dish of fish, meat or eggs; and dessert, which could include cheese or fruit. While the rationing didn't stick, tight control over conclaves remains.
    The most detailed historical account of the food culture of papal conclaves comes from Bartolomeo Scappi, who was the Renaissance's most famous chef (and arguably the world's first celebrity chef) and served both Popes Pius IV and Pius V. His 1570 book, Opera Dell'Arte del Cucinare (The Art of Cooking) – the first cookbook published by a practicing chef – catapulted him to fame. In it, he reveals the secrets of feeding the conclave that elected Pope Julius III, and the extreme practice of surveillance that remains to this day.

    According to Scappi, the cardinals' daily meals were prepared in a communal kitchen by cooks and sommeliers, just two of the many domestic positions that kept a conclave functioning. He identifies that the kitchen was a space where illicit messages could be shared, and notes that guards were stationed there specifically to prevent this. Therefore, twice a day in an order determined by lottery, stewards would ceremoniously bring the food to the ruota. This "wheel" or turntable, built into the wall, allowed food and drink to be passed to the cardinals in their inner hall. Before being passed through the wall, food and drinks were checked by testers to ensure they were not hiding any illicit messages. Every step was closely watched by Italian and Swiss guards.

    The foodstuffs were strictly controlled, with nothing permitted that might obscure a secret message. No closed pies. No whole chickens. Wine and water had to be offered in clear glass, not in opaque vessels. Cloth napkins were opened and carefully inspected.
    This arrangement was partly to ensure the complete isolation of the cardinals, and partly to assuage concerns about poisoning. After all, especially during the Renaissance, the papacy was a highly influential political position.
    Strict protocol and food restrictions aside, the meals Scappi describes sound bountiful and balanced, including salad, fruit, charcuterie, wine and fresh water. Likewise, he describes comfortable accommodations for the cardinals. Each had their own large cell, decorated with silk and amply furnished with a bed, a table, a clothing rack, two stools, a chamber pot and a lockable jar, among many other items. By Scappi's account, serving in a Renaissance papal conclave wasn't a bad gig – so long as you didn't mind constant surveillance.
    For the upcoming conclave starting on 7 May, the nuns at the Domus Sanctae Marthae – the modern residence where cardinals live during their sequestration – will prepare simple dishes characteristic of Lazio, the Italian region surrounding the Vatican, and nearby Abruzzo: minestrone, spaghetti, arrosticini (lamb skewers) and boiled vegetables. While this may seem to differ from Renaissance conclaves where meals were prepared by secular domestics operating under strict protocol and close guard, the result is the same: the process is closely controlled, ensuring no information can get in or out.

    In the first of several kitchen scenes that appear in Conclave, the film makes a point of showing nuns boiling whole chickens for broth – hardly luxurious fare. But it's the symbolism that's important. The modern Catholic church – especially coming out of the leadership of Pope Francis – hopes to communicate a simple, wholesome image. Concerns about the potential for food (whole chickens, specifically) to contain literal secret messages have faded. It's illicit communication through electronic means, another recurring symbol in the film, that's the concern now.
    So, while the Vatican is being swept for hidden electronic devices in preparation for the upcoming conclave, the cardinals will do their own personal preparations, venturing into Rome to linger over a favourite dish or two, perhaps wondering whether it will be their last supper before becoming pope.

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