Pope Francis: In Rome they buried the deceased pontific
26. Apr 2025 at 16:10
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The funeral ceremonies lasted more than three hours.
BRATISLAVA. He was excluded in the Catholic Church and in society. He found his understanding for divorced and re -married Catholics, which he allowed to go to receive, as well as for homosexuals to whom he wanted to give the blessing of their civilian volumes.
In the center of the Catholic Church in the Vatican and Rome buried on Saturday afternoon Pope Francisreal name Jorge Bergoglio.
It happened after five days since he died in the House of Sts. Marty in the Vatican, where he used to be the Pope.
His two former critics also came to Bergogli’s funeral. US President Donald Trumpwho considered the Pope’s criticism of his fence on the Mexican-American border as shameful, as well as the Argentine President Javier Milei, who, in turn, described Bergoglia as a representative of evil in the world.
According to Vatican News, 400,000 people participated in the funeral. Approximately 250,000 of them were on St. Peter’s square, where the funeral mass was held for Pope Francis, and another 150,000 lined the six-kilometer route from the Basilica of Sts. Peter after the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where he was buried.
In addition to the clergyman, the funeral of the Pope also had a strong geopolitical meaning. Still during The funeral has been surrounded by the world of a photo From the Trump meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. They first met in the Basilica of Sts. Peter before and after the funeral again.
Slovakia was represented by the President at the funeral Peter Pellegrini and ten bishops headed by the chairman of the Conference of Bishops of Slovakia, Archbishop of Košice Bernard Bober.
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- What was the main idea of the funeral
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Protector excluded
« Pope Francis preserved his temperament and pastoral way of leading and immediately impressing the church’s administration of his strong personality, established direct contact with individuals and nations, longed to be close to everyone, with special attention to people in need, tirelessly giving away the last of this world – for excluded, ». Battista re.
In this context, many pilgrims who came to say goodbye to the Pope in the Square of St. Peter, to remember Bergogl’s statement from 2013, when he returned from the Apostolic Road in Rio de Janiero, Brazil.
« Who am I to judge a homosexual? » he said then.
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