No Pope Yet: Black Smoke Rises from Sistine Chapel

Black smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel, signaling that no new pope was elected on the first day of the conclave. The cardinals will return to the Santa Marta residence, remaining in seclusion until voting resumes tomorrow. In this update, we cover the significance of the smoke signals, the voting process, and what to expect next in the search for a new leader of the Catholic Church.