. FILE - This Oct. 16, 1978 file photo shows white smoke pouring out of the chimney atop the Sistine Chapel at 18.18 local time indicating that the conclavists have elected a successor to late Pope John Paul I. Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, archbishop of Krakow, Poland, was elected pontiff and took the name of Pope John Paul II. The papal conclave is steeped in mystery � and the church likes it that way. Elaborate ritual and veils of secrecy, after all, are fundamental to the papal mystique, seen as the glue the binds worshipers in faith. (AP Photo)
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