India announces three-day state mourning on passing of Pope Francis

India Begins Mourning for Pope Francis With Flags at Half-Mast - teleSUR English

No official entertainment will be held in India until the mourning period concludes. On Tuesday, India began three days of mourning in honor of Pope Francis, who passed away yesterday in Rome at the age of 88. RELATED: The Philippines Bids Farewell to Pope Francis With a Mass at the Manila Cathedral The Ministry of Home Affairs of this Asian country, where the Christian population does not exceed 26 million people—or 2.3% of the total population…

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India announces three-day state mourning on passing of Pope Francis

Pope Francis, the first non-European Pope in 1,300 years, passed away at 88, prompting a three-day state mourning in India.

Pope Francis dies: India to observe three-day state mourning as mark of respect

​India has announced a three-day state mourning to honor the passing of Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday. The first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor, passed away at the age of 88. India to observe three-day state mourning The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has announced a three-day State Mourning in India to pay respects to the late Pope Francis. "Two days' State Mourning on Tuesd…

India has declared a three-day state mourning to pay homage to His Holiness Pope Francis - The Zambian Observer

The Government of India has declared a three-day state mourning to pay homage to His Holiness Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday at the age of 88. Pope Francis, notable as the first non-European leader of the Catholic Church in nearly 1,300 years, died on April 21. In an official statement, the Ministry of […] The post India has declared a three-day state mourning to pay homage to His Holiness Pope Francis first appeared on The Zambian Obse…

Is Ferrari considering a tribute to Pope Francis with symbolic Miami livery?

Will Ferrari choose to dedicate a mourning livery to the death of Pope Francis for the Miami GP? At the moment this is a pure hypothesis, but one grounded in historical precedents. In fact, if the Maranello team were to make such a choice, it would not be the first time. Indeed, for the 2005 Bahrain GP, held on April 3rd, Ferrari chose to paint the front nose of the car black just a few days after the death of Pope John Paul II. At the time, the…