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Vatican keeps St. Peter's open all night as hundreds of thousands come to view Pope Francis
The basilica will be kept open until at least midnight on Thursday to allow the faithful to mourn. Francis' funeral will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. (2 a.m. ET) in St. Peter’s Square, after which the Vatican press office is expected to release details of the conclave that will elect the next pontiff.
Pope Francis will be laid to rest Saturday at an ancient church in Rome following a funeral​ Mass at the Vatican. Here's what ...
The Vatican is attracting visitors from all over the world for Pope Francis's funeral but there is one surprising rule every ...
The public mourning period presents a major security challenge: how to accommodate all the people who want to see the pope - ...
The camerlengo will oversee the transition into the new papacy, including preparing the conclave that will select the next ...
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Tens of thousands of people flocked to the Vatican Friday for a last glimpse of Pope Francis's open coffin, as world leaders ...
As of Friday morning, the Vatican reported that more than 128,000 people had already visited the basilica over the previous ...
But as a ban had to be issued following ‘outrageous’ behaviour, those visiting Pope Francis must follow a list of rules and ...
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