(CBS News) ROME - All roads lead to Rome, and the road to the papacy starts here.
First thing tomorrow, the cardinals who will choose the next pope will gather at St. Peter's Basilica to celebrate mass together.
Then, in the afternoon, they will march to the Sistine Chapel, lock the door and begin the conclave, where they will begin casting their votes for the new spiritual leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics, including more than 66 million in the United States.
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First thing tomorrow, the cardinals who will choose the next pope will gather at St. Peter's Basilica to celebrate mass together.
Then, in the afternoon, they will march to the Sistine Chapel, lock the door and begin the conclave, where they will begin casting their votes for the new spiritual leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics, including more than 66 million in the United States.
Full Coverage: Change at the Vatican
Speaking to a new generation of priests
Timothy Dolan: Boundless charm, but limited Italian
Cardinal Sean O'Malley: The quiet Capuchin contender