Pictures from the grave of Pope Francis at the Santa Maria Magior Church

Pictures of Pope Francis Cemetery were launched at the Santa Maria Maglor Church in Rome.

One white rose was filmed dumped on the grave of the stone bearing the name that was known during Pontvity, below a crossed cross by the spotlight.

The late Pope was placed to rest in the church – one of four major Basikas in the Italian capital, and one visited him regularly during his period as words and Pontef – at a special ceremony after his general funeral in the Vatican on Saturday.

Thousands of mourners have overcome the grave since the church opened to the public on Sunday morning to pay their respect for Pope Francis, who died at the age of 88 on Monday.

Among them was Rosario Corel, Italian, he said it was “very emotional” to see the grave. “He really left a mark,” he told Associated Press.

Polish Hajj Maria Berzinska felt the rest of the man’s convenience. “I feel exactly on the Pope’s path. It was simple, as well as his place now,” she told Reuters after her visit.

Francis was particularly dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and Santa Maria Mager was the first church to be dedicated to when it was built in the fourth century.

The basilica sits near Colosium, in a stone’s throw from the noble Termini station and an endless chaos – beyond the Vatican border, where the popes are traditionally placed.

But he was one of the Pope in South America had a long rapprochement.

Her priest had previously told an Italian newspaper that Pope Francis said he wanted to put comfort there in 2022, citing the Virgin Mary.

“I thought it was amazing that he wanted to be buried here in this Bazilica,” said Amaya Morris, another pilgrim, to AP.

“Of all the churches (churches), he chose this. So I thought it was really amazing. It is really modest to be here.”

Francis’s funeral was attended by heads of state, heads of government and kings from all over the world – as well as Hundreds of thousands of Catholics who lined up in the streets Which leads to the Vatican to pay their respect.

The hymns played on giant loudspeakers, sometimes drowned by the sound of helicopters that fly in the sky of the area, in front of the 91 -year -old Cardinal Giovanni Batista, greatly on the Pope’s legacy.

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

The funeral was also a place A meeting between US President Donald Trump and Waludimir Zelinski from UkraineThe latter said after that he had “the possibility to become historical.”

Trump later interrogated Russian President Vladimir Putin’s readiness to end the three -year war in Ukraine now, a struggle that Pope Francis regularly called for peace during the papacy.

After the general funeral, the coffin of Pope Francis was transferred via Rome in a slow procession.

The authorities said that 140,000 people lined up in the streets, applauded and waved as a contestant – which is a re -white bobbel with its reshaping – crossed the Tiaper River and exceeded some of the most famous scenes of Rome: Colosseum, and the National Memorial Forum in Rome.

After a period of mourning, attention will soon turn to the next Pope.

An appointment has not been set yet, but it is believed that it can start early from 5 or 6 May, with 135 Cardinals appointed to attend, making it the largest level in modern history.