The bids of the world bye goodbye to the Pope who told people “building bridges, not walls”

Pope Francis was buried in Rome after a funeral and procession attended by hundreds of thousands of people and many heads of state.

The first appearance in South America died on Monday at the age of 88, which represents the end of the 12 -year -old Pontifat.

When the Italian capital woke up in a foggy morning, teenage pilgrims, nuns and priests from all sects were silently in the streets leading to the Vatican.

Several streets surrounding Saint Peter – both were to allow visitors to flow and for security reasons, as more than a hundred foreign figures were expected to join the funeral mass.

More than 8,000 Italian police were from various branches valid, as well as firefighters, paramedics, dog unit treatments, volunteers, members of the armed forces and even garden guards.

Many of all aspects of Italy were called to be in Rome today – which led to a somewhat joyful mixture of accents from all over the country, from Sicily to Milan.

By 08:00 local time (06:00 GMT), a lot of the box was already full.

Jessica, 22, from Mexico, Sereil, 20 years old and from the United States, has reached dawn to secure a point in the front row to the funeral mass.

“We have never thought that we would be close. We have been a little sleep to be here, but it’s worth it,” Jessica said.

She is a Catholic and said that her relatives in Mexico “will never believe” when she told them that she was in the Vatican at the funeral of the Pope.

When the heads of state and foreign drawings took their places to the right of the altar, hundreds of photographers in the press area took their cameras fiercely, hoping to take an explicit photo of US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski, whose last meeting in February led to a joint exchange of this position.

But shortly after, when an amazing picture of the two men began sitting on two chairs inside St. Peter, began to rotate, and it appeared that they had owned He already met for 15 minutes before starting the service.

Later, Zelensky said that the meeting “had the ability to become historically, if we achieve common results.”

There were no more details, but some joked on social media later that, given the preparation, the meeting was a “miracle”.

The photos showed that UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, Trump and Zelinski and French President Emmanuel Macron all met in the Vatican.

From the light red color of the customs of the clergy to gray and silent gray from the veil of the nuns to the rainbow caps worn by the pilgrims, every morning St. Peter was a riot field of sparkling colors in the sun.

The hymns played on giant loudspeakers, sometimes drowned from the sound of helicopters flying in the sky of the area, where drones and seagulls had intersecting with Michelangelo’s dome.

However, the 91 -year -old Cardinal Giovanni Batista rang loudly and clearly heading the bloc.

The service structure was very similar to those in any Catholic funeral block, although readings were made in many different languages ​​and all the hymns were in Latin.

Outside St. Peter, a crowd of Vatican later said that they numbered 200,000, when the large screens Zelinsky showed that he was running his seat. There was also applause when the simple wooden coffin was removed.

The crowd applauds some other prominent moments – such as when the Cardinal Rai, as part of his sermon, remembers the Pope’s commitment to immigrants and peace.

He stated that the first trip of the Pope was to the Italian island of Lampedosa, the port of access to Europe for many immigrants who are making a risky trip across the Mediterranean, and summoned the mass that celebrated the Pope on the US -Mexican border.

“The war leads to the death of people and the destruction of homes, hospitals and schools. The war always leaves the world worse than before: it is always a painful and tragic defeat for all.”

Cardinal stressed that Pope Francis has repeatedly urged the world to “build bridges, not walls.”

A woman named Maria told the BBC: “It was good to hear that on a day when many heads of state were in Saint Peter’s Square,” it was good to hear that on a day when many heads of state were in Saint Peter’s Square, “it was good to hear that on a day when many heads of state were in Saint Peter’s Square,” it was good to hear that on a day when many heads of state were in Saint Peter’s Square, “It was good to hear that on a day when many heads of state were in Saint Peter’s Square,” She and her friend Gratia had flew from Sardinia, especially for the funeral.

“It was a private message for them, I think, because they are the ones who decide whether there was a war or peace, and not … Let us hope that there will be something through them.”

“Otherwise, they were just sincere hypocrisy,” she added.

During the company, a procession of priests covered with white split his way to St. Peter’s Square, where they carried a golden shalin filled with the number to communicate, as many moved in the large crowd to receive the hosts.

Soon after, the Cardinal Pope blessed the sacred water, before the incense was burned in a drawing – a symbol of disinfection – and the bells of the basilica were performed three times after implementing the coffin grace.

After some brief mixing, world leaders began their way out of Bazilica. Then their procession was presented from the Vatican.

Within an hour, it was reported that Trump returned to the first air force, while other leaders held unofficial meetings in Rome.

Meanwhile, the coffin of the Pope was transferred through Rome in a slow procession to the Santa Maria Maglor Church for burial.

The authorities said that 140,000 lined in the streets, where Williah applied in Hersi – a preliminary white bossobil – via the Taiper River and bypassing some of the most famous landmarks in Rome: Colosseum, Forum and Altare Dela Patria National Monument on Piazza Venezia.

Once the sarcophagus arrived in Santa Maria Magor, it was transferred inward and the live broadcast stopped.

Pope Francis was buried on the falling side of the church, near the icon of the beloved of the Virgin, at approximately 15:00.

Visitors, pilgrims and clerics sincerely loyal to St. Peter’s Square. Many of them can be seen minutes later in many cafes, restaurants and pizza in the near historic neighborhood of Borgo Pio.

Gratia from Sardinia said the funeral had left a great impression on it.

She said: “It was great to meet in one field with people who come from every corner of the world and live a common moment. This is the legacy of the Pope.”

Officials said that today may reveal without any major incidents.

“Four hundred thousand people participated in a historical and emotional moment, and thanks to everyone’s commitment, today it happened in a solemn and calm way, without critical issues.”

The city of Rome and Catholics in the world will now prepare for the following important event – The Conclave, who will choose the next Pope.

An appointment has not been set yet, but it is believed that it can start early from 5 or 6 May, after the end of November – nine days of mourning.

With the presence of 135 Cardinal to attend, it will be the largest tour of modern history One of the unpredictable unpredictable.

Over the past few days, the Cardinals were wandering around Rome, who were knocked by journalists who were trying to obtain a directive about what could be caused by Conaklic.

After the funeral, also, the media approached Cardinal to Tonga San Patita Mavi.

After the Pope in South America, is it time for Asian, was asked.

Cardinal laughed Mavi and pointed to the sky. “Just know,” he said.