Book of condolence for Pope Francis opened in Glasgow

Book of condolence for Pope Francis opened in Glasgow

This afternoon, Lord Provost of Glasgow Jacqueline McLaren and Archbishop William Nolan signed the book first alongside leaders of other faiths.

Logs of condolences will be made available to the faithful in all the cathedrals of the country, after the death of Pope Francis on Monday, said Tuesday the Conference of Bishops of Belgium in Belga. Commemorative Masses will also be organized across the country, she added. ...

Catholic schools in the Diocese of Mar del Plata have held heartfelt tributes to Pope Francis, sparking the support and interest of their students. For most of them, this is the first time they have experienced the death of a Pope, which also generated various concerns about the election of a Pope, to which the schools responded with various initiatives. Following the news of the Holy Father's death, Masses increased in schools both in the Dioce…

Causeway Coast and Glens Council to open books of condolence at five sites and online

Following the death of Pope Francis, books of condolence have been opened at five sites around the Borough by Causeway Coast and Glens Council.

Thus, the Hof Catholics mourn together for Pope Francis.

In the Dutch dioceses, requiem masses are being held this week for Pope Francis, who died on Monday. Several churches also have a book of condolence that can be signed.