A Farewell to Francis

Yesterday, not only a Pope and dignitaries were buried with Francis, but in advance a person who stood for all that disappears in the world of deals: respect, respect, righteousness.

Brother Paul Terwitte, priest of the Capuchin order, explains today at WORLD TV in Rome. The funeral Liturgy takes place in St. Peter's Square. After that, the remains are buried in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.

A Farewell to Francis

As the 266th Pope is laid to rest at Rome, may he be remembered as a culturally sophisticated and profoundly well-intentioned man, rather than for his political lapses.

In the Vatican, in Buenos Aires as in different parts of the world, the funeral and burial of the Pope this Saturday, awakened a surprising tide of spirituality. There was an exciting pilgrimage in the Buenos Aires popular neighborhoods. It was not a funeral more than a pontiff, the crowds broke out en masse both in Rome and in Buenos Aires to accompany the final farewell of the remains of Francis, with strong emotional burden and with multiple …

As Puranoticia.cl we did not want to stay on the sidelines of such an important and solemn ceremony, so together with the theologians José Antonio Leiva of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaiso, and Cristian Parker of the University of Santiago de Chile, we lived minute by minute what was the last farewell to Pope Francis.

Francis can rest in peace. His farewell lived up to his principles and values. It was the most hypocritical farewell to be remembered, in keeping with one of the most hypocritical personalities of the 21st century. Or perhaps, we don’t know, Jorge Bergoglio, in addition to his highly promoted trips on the A line of subway, also used the elevator of Severance (for those who didn’t see the series, you climb up that elevator and, when you go down a…