Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been elected the
Roman Catholic Church's new Pope.
The first Latin American to be Pope, he will call himself
Francis I.
An hour earlier, white smoke billowing from the Sistine Chapel
chimney announced to the world that cardinals gathered inside had made their
choice.
Cardinal Bergoglio replaces Benedict XVI, who resigned last
month saying he was not strong enough to lead the Church.
The 115 cardinals have been in isolation since Tuesday
afternoon, and held four inconclusive votes.
