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The entry of the cardinals into the 2013 conclave

At 4:30 pm on that Tuesday, March 12, 2013, the conclave began to elect the new Successor of Peter. According to the rubrics, the rite began in the Pauline Chapel, a few steps from the Sistine Chapel, with Cardinal Re, vice-dean of the College of Cardinals, presiding, since Cardinal-Dean Sodano could not enter the conclave as he was not a voter, due to his age. After the Vice Dean's prayer, the singing of the Litany of All Saints began for the procession to the Sistine, preceded by the cross and some singers from the Pontifical Choir; The cardinal-electors walked to their seats and, while there, sang the Veni Creator, and then individually took the oath of good purpose in the election, obedience to the rules and secrecy about the conclave, with their right hand on the Book of the Gospels. According to Msgr. Georg Gänswein, in his book "Nient'altro che la verità", Benedict XVI's predictions were made by Cardinals Scola, Ouellet and Scherer. The master of ceremonies for the rite was Msgr. Francesco Camaldo, who at the time was Cardinal Re's master of ceremonies. The then Mons. Guido Marini was present, in the coral dress of an apostolic prothonotary, but without exercising his role as master of celebrations because he only does so with the pope; the order was expected from him: "Extra omnes", that is, "Everyone leave [those who are not voters in the conclave]". There were 115 cardinal electors present, with the absence of two others who, for personal or health reasons, were unable to attend.