Watch Live: The funeral of Pope Francis is scheduled to start while putting the Vatican late rest

Funeral service for Pope Francis On Saturday morning in the Vatican, the late leader of the Catholic Church will be buried in Rome. While the ceremony will follow many traditions developed over centuries of the history of the church, there will also be some details that Pope Francis choose uniquely. Watch the ceremony Live here on CBS News, and search for answers to some of your questions about the historical event below.

What time will the funeral of Pope Francis begin?

The funeral of Pope Francis begins at 10 am local time (4 am Eastern, at 1 am in the Pacific Ocean) in the Vatican, outside the Church of St. Peter. The ceremony is chaired by the Dean of the Cardinate College, Cardinal Giovanni Batista.

The funeral follows the Vatican Luktan Book of the Pap for the Pap for the Funeral Future, called the Ordo Explyiarum Romani Pontificis. An updated version of the ancient rituals was approved by Pope Francis last year, changing some long traditions of papal funerals, including the type of coffin used.

the Papal funeral It is divided into three separate stages, or “stations” are to prepare From the body Viewing From the body, then burial.

Who attends the funeral of Pope Francis?

The funeral of Pope Francis is attending thousands of members of the public, as well as religious leaders and heads of state from all over the world.

President Donald Trump The first lady will attend Melania Trump, as well as the will Former President Joe Biden And his wife, Dr. Jil Biden.

The Vatican says that there will be delegations of about 130 countries, including 50 heads of state and 10 kings of governance in attendance, including:

• Ukraine President Voludmir Zelinski and his wife Olina Zelinska
• Prince Britain William
• UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer
• French President Emmanuel Macron
• Germany President Frank Valter Steinmeier
• Overly outgoing German advisor Olaf Schools
• Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni
• United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres
• Chairman of the European Union Committee, Ursula von der Lin
• European Council President Antonio Costa
• Brazilian President Louise Insio Lula da Silva
• Argentina President Javier Millie
• President of Honduras, President of Shiumara Castro
• Philippine President Ferdinand Marcus Junior.
• The President of India Dropadi Mormo
• The President of the Central African Republic, Faustin Arteang Tawadira
• The President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Felix Chesikdi
• Cape Verde, Jose Maria Nevis

Senator Susan Collins leads the two parties delegation One of the members of the American Catholic Senate to attend the funeral of the Pope.

Where will Pope Francis be buried?

At the end of the funeral ceremony, the Cardinal Giovanni Batista will perform the final praise prayer, then he will take the coffin of the Pope to the Bazilica St. Mary Megor (Santa Maria Magior) for his burial.

in A broken traditionPope Francis chose his burial outside the Vatican, in Saint Mary’s main Bazilica in Rome, where he often prayed during his papas. Seven of the previous popes BurialBut it will be the first in the centuries.

Several poles were placed for rest inside the Vatican, in the Vatican competencies, a system of cellars at the bottom level of St. Peter’s Church – but in His last will and testimonyFrancis requested a church that has a special meaning for him.

Francis said in his will: “I hope that my last ground journey will be concluded specifically in this old resort, Marian, where I went to pray at the beginning and end of each Royal journey to take my intentions with confidence to the pure mother and thank her for caring for easy and easy motherhood.”

“The grave in the ground must be simple, without a certain decoration and with the only engraving: Franciskos,” wrote.

The burial rituals on the site will be driven by the Camerogo of the Holy Roman Church, Cardinal Kevin Farrell.

The Vatican said that among those who will be collected to reach the coffin of the Pope to Saint Mary Megur are members of societies that Pope Francis supported, including prisoners who have special permission, homeless people, and victims and survivors of sex.

When will they choose the next Pope?

After the funeral, nine days of mourning will start, called novemdiales.

Qualitan who are under the age of 80 – currently a group of about 135 – will meet in Rome to prepare for Papal ConclaveThe process that dates back to the selection Next Pope. Conclave usually begins about two weeks after the death of the Pope, so in this case, most likely in early May.

During the Conclave, the qualified Cardinals will isolate themselves, and behind the closed doors in the Vatican Cystine chapel, they will deliver the polls to choose, with the process repeated until the candidate receives a somewhat two -thirds majority. Polling cards, which are paper, are burned after each round of voting.

If a cucumber is not reached, then the polling from that tour sends black smoke from the chimney while burning it. When the new Pope is finally chosen, a cloud of white smoke is sent to indicate the important news of the world.

Anna Matranga

He contributed to this report.