Thousands Pay Respects to Pope Francis as He Lies in State at St. Peter's Basilica
WPLG Local 10May 7, 20255 min5,095 views
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- 📍 Pope Francis's body has been moved to St. Peter's Basilica for a public viewing, drawing mourners from around the world.
- 🚶♀️ Thousands are lining up, with lines stretching far beyond visible sight, to pay their respects.
- ⏳ Many individuals reported waiting for hours, deeming it worthwhile to offer their final goodbyes.
Pope's Simple Request for Lying in State
- 🪦 The Pope's casket was placed in a single wooden coffin, left open as per his wishes to avoid being idolized.
- 🕊️ The procession to the Basilica began at 9:00 a.m. and took approximately 30 minutes, with cardinals leading the way.
Emotional Farewell and Transition
- 😥 Those who have viewed the Pope described the experience as emotional, signifying the end of an era and the beginning of a new one with the selection of a new Pope.
- 🌍 An estimated 20,000 people were present during the morning procession, highlighting the significant impact Pope Francis had.
Extended Viewing Hours and Funeral Details
- ⏰ The Vatican is considering extending the viewing hours beyond midnight due to the overwhelming number of people wishing to pay their respects.
- 🗓️ Pope Francis will lie in state for three days, with his funeral scheduled for Saturday in St. Peter's Square.
- ⛪ He will be buried at the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, and the conclave to select a new Pope must begin 15 to 20 days after his death.
- 🇺🇸 A vigil mass will be held for Pope Francis at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Miami on Saturday evening.
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