Part II: Papabili and Dark HorsesThe period leading up to the conclave is crucial. Formal meetings called General Congregations and informal discussions known as prattiche allow cardinals to get to know each other, discuss the needs of the Church, and assess potential candidates.The process of identifying potential popes involves distinguishing between well-known frontrunners (papabili) and less obvious "dark horse" candidates, with history suggesting that surprises are not uncommon.This overview has also touched upon a comparative look at several potential candidates, categorized as main papabili and dark horses or other notable figures. These individuals come from diverse backgrounds and hold varying theological perspectives, representing different potential directions for the Church.

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