The Vatican has not ruled out Adela Micha or Toño Rosique to lead the Conclave.

Vatican faces obstacles.- Neither Adela Micha nor Antonio Rosique have been ruled out as leaders of the conclave that will take place in the Vatican in the coming days to elect the new Pope.

In an attempt to modernize its internal selection processes and attract a younger, more agnostic audience, the Vatican announced it is still seeking communicators to lead coverage of the upcoming Papal Conclave.

In 2005, after the death of Pope St. John Paul II, I became completely in love with the papal conclave, and I wasn't even Catholic.

It struck me as something timeless from another world or age that had the audacity to boldly interrupt the fleeting distractions of modern life. pic.twitter.com/BBuP9QmtMD

— Jeremy Wayne Tate (@JeremyTate41) April 27, 2025

This conclave promises to be the most versatile since the Black Death.

"We need to streamline the broadcast, inject excitement into the vote count and the smoke. We can't continue to lose ratings to reality shows like La Casa de los Famosos ," the Camerlengo explained when asked if the election will once again be held in secret, as it has been for the past two thousand years.

According to Vatican Radio, Toño Rosique would be in charge of narrating the voting minute by minute, using his classic style:

“Watch out, Italian cardinal! You have to cast your vote in the ballot box if you want to continue competing for the Chair of St. Peter!” the commentator will say after receiving an invitation to narrate audiobooks.

Antonio Rosique narrating Exatlón/Antonio Rosique narrating Football pic.twitter.com/HUbHNhZIiE

— Don Sincero (@Patan_Principe) July 3, 2019

For her part, Adela Micha would moderate the cardinals' discussions, especially when they continue to throw up their hands for not reaching an agreement.

"And you, Filipino cardinal, has the Holy Spirit reached you yet, or are you still undecided?" the host will ask, informing the world of what is happening in the Conclave.

If confirmed, both characters would be responsible for letting the world know who the new Pope will be and, above all, keeping the audience engaged during the medieval selection process.

Confession Time:

I loved the movie “Conclave.”

(Except for the last five minutes).

Okay, let me hear it.

Tell me how wrong I am! pic.twitter.com/ES2AvQPmcS

— James Flanagan ✝️ (@FlanaganOnFaith) April 28, 2025

And to keep things up to date: a foreigner was fined 150,000 pesos for blocking people from passing through the beach in Nayarit.

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