Pilgrims, tourists in St. Boutros Square for Easter Express shocking the death of the Pope

They came from all over the world and crowded in St. Peter’s Square to hear Pope Francis, who calls a peace on Easter. A day later, the Vatican announced that he died.

The tourists and pilgrims who flocked to Rome for the Holy Week were surprised by the shock in the news on Monday from the death of Francis, the next morning to lead Bouboopille open through crowds chanting “FIFA El Baba!” On the holiest Christianity day.

Pastor Pashai, a retired priest of the United States and was in Rome for the holy week. Did you not know the sudden death of the Pope with a bruise.

“He appeared in public places yesterday (Sunday), he looked in good health. I was very shocked and sad,” he said.

“It is very sad,” Eda Mary, who made a trip from Denmark to Rome, told CBC News. “We were only here yesterday and we saw it alive, and he was smiling, waving. So we were very surprised to hear the news today. I felt that the right thing was to return and pay our respect.”

Soo Rak, who is visiting Rome from Ghana with her husband and child, said she believed that Francis “wanted to meet God.”

“He may rest peace. He has achieved good performance in the world,” she said. “He wanted to protect the weak.”

An atmosphere of mourning was gradually nominated on the scene, as the news drowned with both tourists and Romans who enjoyed the Easter holiday that was recruited from the sun. At noon, the bells of St. Peter descended in mourning and silence on the crowd.

“I saw him here, he was driving his car in the car. It was shocking news this morning.”

The death of Francis was a “real surprise” by Sister Alicia Rios, who was from Mexico.

She told CBC News: “God has bestowed to come here and pray for his soul, and I thank him for everything he did for us.”

She added that “it is very sad” to hear about his death, part of which you feel “in some way, also happy, because we knew that he was suffering from his health.

“We just hope that many people will pray for him, and we appreciate everything he did for us.”

“This is something that really strikes you,” said Emmanuella Tenari, who was from Rome, with her boyfriend, Jianmarko Omsioli. “It was the Pope who approached many people to the church.”

Frank Lavis Torrenta, who was visiting the French island of Corsica, said he was transferred to find himself in Rome on the day of the Pope’s death.

“Today I see a sign of the Christian religion, Pope Francis died today and went to heaven. I think it is a strong sign of Christian faith today.”