US EditionSeating plan for a pope’s funeral – it’s complicated
- Pope Francis' funeral occurred Saturday in St. Peter's Square, Vatican City.
- The pontiff died Monday at age 88, leading to the funeral service.
- Tens of thousands of faithful attended, including young people who planned trips for a suspended canonization.
- The Vatican estimated the open-air funeral mass crowd at 200,000 people.
- World leaders and dignitaries attended, navigating diplomatic protocols regarding seating arrangements.
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Joe and Jill Biden Are Forced to the Back at Pope Francis' Funeral
At the Vatican funeral for Pope Francis, the seating arrangements sparked controversy as President Biden and First Lady Jill were placed in the back, overshadowed by former President Trump. Dive into the unfolding dynamics of this significant event.
Trump gets front row seat to humiliation as attacked in Pope's homily
Donald Trump got a front row seat to his own humiliation Saturday as he was verbally attacked in a homily at Pope Francis’ funeral.Trump, who traveled to Rome Friday, sat with world leaders at the service as his signature policy was rebuked to an audience of millions watching live around the world.“...
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They came for the canonization of a millennial saint. They stayed for Pope Francis' funeral
They came from around the world to rejoice in the naming of the first millennial saint but ended up bidding farewell to Pope Francis instead.
Donald Trump bags unexpected front-row seat at Pope's funeral after Vatican 'master plan' - The Mirror
With hundreds of world leaders descending on the Vatican for the funeral of Pope Francis, a carefully devised seating plan has seen US President Donald Trump get a front-row seat for the ceremony while Prince William was in the third row back
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