The mood among the cardinals was tense and awkward during dinner after the Conclave, which is why nobody dared to sit at the new pope's table.
This information was revealed on Sunday evening on the Hungarian television channel RTL by the Archbishop of Belgrade, Serbia, Cardinal Laslo Nemet, a member of the Society of the Divine Word.
"He sat there alone, dressed all in white, looking a little lost."
Together with two other cardinals belonging to religious orders, Nemet decided that they couldn't leave the pope alone.
They went over to his table and asked if they could join him. “Of course, of course,” he replied. “And so I had dinner with the Pope,” the Belgrade cardinal recalls.
Cardinal Nemet remembers the moment when it became clear that Cardinal Prévost would be the new pope.
“When the votes came in and his election became increasingly certain, he simply buried his head in his hands.”
He himself had experienced Prevost as someone who did not seek office and did not belong to any …More
This information was revealed on Sunday evening on the Hungarian television channel RTL by the Archbishop of Belgrade, Serbia, Cardinal Laslo Nemet, a member of the Society of the Divine Word.
"He sat there alone, dressed all in white, looking a little lost."
Together with two other cardinals belonging to religious orders, Nemet decided that they couldn't leave the pope alone.
They went over to his table and asked if they could join him. “Of course, of course,” he replied. “And so I had dinner with the Pope,” the Belgrade cardinal recalls.
Cardinal Nemet remembers the moment when it became clear that Cardinal Prévost would be the new pope.
“When the votes came in and his election became increasingly certain, he simply buried his head in his hands.”
He himself had experienced Prevost as someone who did not seek office and did not belong to any …More
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