Following the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, the Vatican’s camerlengo, has been appointed to lead during the ‘sede vacante.’ Cardinal Farrell will be responsible for managing the Church’s day-to-day activities, organizing the funeral arrangements, and coordinating the process of selecting a new pope. In his role as camerlengo, he holds a crucial administrative position as the Catholic Church navigates through this transitional phase. The passing of Pope Francis marks a significant moment in the history of the Church, triggering a series of protocols and rituals that will guide the selection of the next pontiff. Cardinal Farrell’s leadership will be pivotal in ensuring a smooth transition and continuity within the Vatican. The world mourns the loss of Pope Francis, a beloved figure who made a lasting impact during his papacy. As the Church mourns his passing, preparations are underway for the funeral and conclave to elect a successor. The role of the camerlengo is of utmost importance in maintaining stability and order during this period of mourning and transition. Cardinal Farrell’s experience and expertise will be instrumental in guiding the Church through this challenging time and towards the selection of a new spiritual leader.