Title: 2005 papal conclave - Wikipedia
Headings: 2005 papal conclave
2005 papal conclave
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Procedures
The cardinal electors
Pre-conclave activities
Conclave day one
First ballot
Conclave day two
Election results
See also
Notes
References
Sources
External links

Content: Jaime Sin of the Philippines and Adolfo Antonio Suárez Rivera of Mexico. All the electors were appointed by Pope John Paul II except for three: Jaime Sin, who was not attending, William Wakefield Baum and Joseph Ratzinger, making Baum and Ratzinger the only participants with previous conclave experience from the two conclaves of 1978. With 115 cardinals electors participating, this conclave saw the largest number of cardinals ever to elect a pope, a number later matched by the 2013 conclave. Both conclaves in 1978 had 111 electors. The required two-thirds majority needed to elect a pope in 2005 was 77 votes. Pre-conclave activities

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