Acclamation (Papal Elections) - in Fiction

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In the 1968 film The Shoes of the Fisherman, the Cardinal electors had acclaimed Kiril Cardinal Lakota as Pope after repeated balloting failed to produce the required majority.

In the 2000 book Angels and Demons Ventresca is elected by acclamation before he burns himself to death.

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