Follow the Papal Election Live on TV! Here's Your Guide
Live Coverage of the Papal Election Unfolding on Screen - keeping tabs on the televised Papal Election process
Want to be in the loop of the much-anticipated papal election? Here's a rundown of how the major TV networks are covering the event:
Gearing Up for the Papal Announcement
The election process is underway, and various TV stations have prepared special broadcasts to keep you updated on the latest developments.
Broadcasting Live from Rome
RTL and ntv will provide live images from the Eternal City, Rome, as the election unfolds. If white smoke signals a successful election, these stations will temporarily shelve or reschedule regular programming to air live coverage. RTL will also air an "RTL Aktuell Special" on the day the new Pope is announced, while ntv will deliver in-depth live analysis of each ballot.
ZDF, too, has announced special programming for the conclave. In addition to a afternoon "ZDF special" show hosted by Antje Pieper, they will air live coverage of the Pope's first mass with the cardinals in the Sistine Chapel the day after the election and the inauguration mass. Das Erste will broadcast the mass for the election of the Pope on May 7 and may air a special broadcast in case of a successful election.
Keeping You Informed Across the Globe
Don’t miss out on Phoenix's "phoenix vor ort" show, where Lena Mosel will report live from Rome. Bayerisches Fernsehen will provide insights into the selection process for a new Pope and discuss expectations for the new Pope in their shows "Stationen" and "jetzt red i."
Remember, this is just a brief overview of the TV coverage. The Vatican Media, EWTN, Fox 13 News, and PBS NewsHour are also offering extensive coverage in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. Stay tuned for more updates!
Sources:1. Fox 13 News2. Bayerisches Fernsehen3. EWTN4. Vatican Media5. PBS NewsHour
The Conclave has begun, and the Pope will soon be elected. RTL, suspended from their regular programming, will air live footage of the events unfolding in Rome, along with an "RTL Aktuell Special" announcing the new Pope. ZDF, too, will broadcast live from the Sistine Chapel, covering the first mass with the cardinals and the inauguration mass. Expect developments to be shared widely across social-media platforms and entertainment resources, as broadcasters worldwide keep viewers informed.
