Ceremony is scheduled to start at 5am this Saturday (26); It is expected that the event attracts a large amount of faithful and tourists
The Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, located in Pomegranateis in full preparation for the burial of the Pope Franciswhich is scheduled for this Saturday (26). This place, which is already a traditional pilgrimage destination, has seen a significant increase in the number of visitors due to the imminent funeral ceremony. The basilica, which dates back to the fifth century, is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and was a frequent prayer place Francis, both before and after his apostolic travel.
The funeral of Pope Francis will be followed by a solemn procession that will depart from the Basilica of St. Peter towards the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. The pontiff will be buried humbly, with a simple Latin inscription, “Franciscus”, which reflects his trajectory as a Jesuit and his modest lifestyle during the pontificate. The event is expected to attract a large amount of faithful and tourists, all eager to participate in this historic moment and pay their last honors to the Pope. The burial ceremony is scheduled for 5am on Saturday.
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This moment marks not only the end of a pontificate, but also the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the Catholic Church. The choice of the next Pope will be an event of great importance, and the world will be aware of the developments that will take place in the coming weeks, for the new conclave. Meanwhile, the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica is preparing to receive thousands of people who will come to pay their honors to Francis, a leader who touched the hearts of many with their humility and dedication.
*With information from Luca Bassani
Source: Jovempan
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