Cardinals arrive in Rome as they prepare to elect NEW POPE

132 cardinals have arrived in Vatican City to prepare for the conclave to elect a new Pope, starting Wednesday.
The cardinals will stay in the Vatican’s Santa Marta guesthouse, although not all have rooms there due to limited capacity.
Discussions prior to the conclave focused on issues such as migrant faith, ethnocentrism, conflicts in Asia and Africa, and the future of the Church.
Strict security measures including mobile phone confiscation and signal jamming around the Sistine Chapel are in place to maintain the secrecy of the conclave.