Thousands gather at St. Peter’s Basilica as Pope Francis lies to state
- Crowds watched as Pope Francis' body arrived Wednesday at St. Peter's Basilica for viewing.
- The pontiff died Monday at 88 after suffering a stroke.
- Crowds gathered in St. Peter's Square awaiting entry to view the pontiff.
- Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Philippine President, called Francis the "best pope in my lifetime."
- The funeral service takes place Saturday in St. Peter's Square, attracting world leaders.
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Pope Francis death: Crowds take ghoulish snaps of pontiff lying in state in sea of phones - The Mirror
Huge eight-hour queues are building up outside St Peter's Basilica to see Pope Francis lying in state - and some mourners have been taking photographs of his body once they are inside the church
Pope Francis lying in state for three days at St. Peter’s Basilica
Mourners are lining up for hours to pay their final respects to Pope Francis during a 3-day public viewing. Chris Jansing is at the Vatican and is joined by NBC News’ Molly Hunter, Vatican Correspondent for Religion News Service Claire Giangravè and President of the Jesuit Conference Timothy Kesicki, SJ. to discuss the tributes and the upcoming conclave.
Liveblog Pope's funeral: Vatican proclaims nine days of mourning
Several days of mourning begins on Saturday +++ How to continue after the death of Francis in the Vatican +++ Steinmeier and Scholz travel to the funeral, Merz doesn't +++ The conclave probably starts between 5 and 10 May +++ all developments in the live blog
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