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The pope’s unadorned tomb, marked by a single Latin word — Franciscus — was intended, a cleric said, to reflect a life of “simplicity and essential things.”
The requiem Mass was a solemn spectacle of an ancient faith, an elaborate, multilingual ceremony.
The requiem Mass was a solemn spectacle of an ancient faith, an elaborate, multilingual ceremony.
Among the meek and the mighty, Catholics bury their ‘people’s pope’
The pope’s unadorned tomb, marked by a single Latin word — Franciscus — was intended, a cleric said, to reflect a life of “simplicity and essential things.”
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April 26, 2025 at 11:01 AM
The pope’s unadorned tomb, marked by a single Latin word — Franciscus — was intended, a cleric said, to reflect a life of “simplicity and essential things.”
The requiem Mass was a solemn spectacle of an ancient faith, an elaborate, multilingual ceremony.
The requiem Mass was a solemn spectacle of an ancient faith, an elaborate, multilingual ceremony.