VATICAN CITY - Thousands of mourners, including presidents, prime ministers, and religious figures from across the globe, attended the funeral of Pope Francis in Vatican City today. The ceremony, held in St. Peter's Square, drew an estimated crowd of over 100,000 people who came to pay their respects to the late pontiff.
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The service included traditional Catholic rituals and prayers, with readings in multiple languages to reflect the global reach of the Catholic Church. Pope Francis was remembered for his efforts to promote peace, social justice, and interfaith dialogue throughout his papacy.
Security measures were heightened throughout the Vatican City, with increased police presence and thorough security checks for all attendees. The funeral procession followed the service, with the Pope's remains being laid to rest in the Vatican Necropolis.
World Leaders Attend Pope Francis' Funeral in Vatican City
Thousands gathered in Vatican City to mourn Pope Francis at his funeral. Among the attendees were numerous world leaders, including the presidents of the United States, France, and Brazil, along with the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom and Ukraine. The service marked a moment of global unity and reflection on the Pope's legacy. Security was tight as dignitaries and mourners paid their respects.
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