US EditionTanatopraxis, what is the technique of 'temporary embalmin' of Pope Francis' body
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Exposes several days at St Peter's Basilica, Pope Francois' body was treated by injection of preservatives, according to methods already used for its predecessors.
Today, with great sympathy, the funeral of Pope Francis takes place. The body was prepared with a special technique for the grand farewell. A undertaker from Upper Austria explains what is behind the cumbersome term Thanatopraxie.
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nin.rsBefore the body of the late Pope Francis was put on display for three days for the faithful to pay their respects, it underwent a temporary embalming process known as thanatopraxia, said Italian expert Andrea Fantozzi.
Before being exposed to the faithful, Pope Francis' body was subjected to thanatopraxis, a temporary preservation technique. Here's what it's all about
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Procedure ensures that the Pontiff's remains can be exposed for days without visible signs of deterioration
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