Péter Erdő also commemorated Pope Francis and ordered bells to be rung in all Hungarian churches

Pope Francis taught about the church "on the road", the "listener", attentive to the created environment and the peripheries, Cardinal Péter Erdő, Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest, told MTI on Monday, following the news of Pope Francis' death.

At 11 a.m., bells will be rung in every Catholic church for a quarter of an hour.

"We have always heard and seen with great respect that Pope Francis has consistently represented the cause of peace," said Péter Erdő.

Witnessing the sound of the bells were the hundreds of tourists and faithful who visited today - festive in France for being Easter Monday - the Parisian temple

Catholic churches in Austria will ring their bells for ten minutes in honor of the death of the pope. This will happen at 5 p.m. throughout the country, the Austrian Bishops' Conference reports. Cardinal Christoph Schönborn will celebrate a mass in Vienna in the evening for the deceased Francis.

On the occasion of Pope Francis' death, church bells will ring for ten minutes across Austria on Sunday at 5 p.m. Churches and church buildings are also flagged black, according to Kathpress, the President of the Bishops' Conference, Salzburg Archbishop Franz Lackner. Mourning ceremonies are held and prayers and devotions take place around the ringing of bells. In St. Stephen's Cathedral, Cardinal Christoph Schönborn will conduct a small requiem…