Catholic faithful pay respects to Pope Francis as his tomb opens to the public in Rome basilica
- The tomb was opened on the second day of mourning for Pope Francis, with a conclave to elect the next pope required to start by May 10, 2025.
- Pope Francis was buried in St. Mary Major Basilica, making him the first pontiff in over a century to be buried outside Vatican grounds.
- Cardinals will meet daily to discuss the upcoming conclave and other matters following the traditional nine-day mourning period.
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The farewell of Pope Francis: the presence of Argentines, among the thousands who passed through the tomb of the pontiff in Santa Maria
From very early - the doors of the temple opened at seven o’clock - a long line began to form to enter the imposing temple after crossing the security controls and paying tribute to Francis. His remains rest in a simple tomb – as he wished – with a tombstone with the inscription “Franciscus” and the reproduction of his pectoral cross and an image of the Good Shepherd.
Catholic faithful pay respects to Pope Francis; his tomb opens to public in Rome
Roman Catholic faithful have begun visiting the tomb of Pope Francis. Starting early Sunday they began filing past the simple white tomb in St. Mary Major Basilica. The visits came a day after Pope Francis was bade farewell by the…
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