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Pope Francis' funeral will feature huge security operation in Rome
From patrols on the River Tiber to surveillance drones and snipers deployed around St. Peter's Square, Rome is preparing to throw a thoroughly modern security shield around the ancient rituals of a papal funeral and its attendant huge crowds.
The basilica will be kept open until at least midnight on Thursday to allow the faithful to mourn. Francis' funeral will be ...
Polymarket gives the highest chance of becoming the next pope to one of the compromise candidates between progressives and ...
More than 61,000 people have visited the basilica so far to pay their respects to Pope Francis, who died April 21.
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Holding tickets for Rome, Vatican pilgrims pivot from saint canonization to papal funeralTens of thousands of people planned to be at the Vatican this week for the canonization of Carlo Acutis, the first millennial ...
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6 Things To Know About Visiting Rome And The Vatican Following Pope Francis’ DeathRome is in mourning as the world says goodbye to Pope Francis, a transformative leader and spiritual guide to more than a ...
Local Pittsburghers are among the tens of thousands of mourners who observed Pope Francis lying in state on Thursday.
Italian authorities are preparing one of the most complex and secretive security operations in Vatican history as 200,000 ...
Tourists have been warned by a travel expert about a hike in flight prices to Rome as mourners flock to the Italian capital ...
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