US EditionUS journalist delivers first reading at funeral of Pope Francis. Who is Kielce Gussie?
- American journalist Kielce Gussie delivered the initial reading during the funeral service for Pope Francis on Saturday in St. Peter's Square.
- Gussie works for Vatican News as a journalist, an official agency Pope Francis created in 2015.
- Her reading included verses from the Acts of the Apostles; she originally comes from Florida.
- Gussie told CBS News, "this is such a huge honor".
- She plans to pursue graduate studies while in Rome covering Catholic media.
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American Does First Reading at Pope Francis Funeral
Kielce Gussie, an American from Florida who works as a journalist at Vatican News, did the first reading in English at the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday in Rome. The reading was from the Acts of the Apostles. Gussie, 28, completed her undergraduate degree in theology from Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Maryland. “It’s such a huge honor to be part of this momentous occasion,” she said in an interview on Friday. “Honestly, also f…
American Kielce Gussie does 1st reading at Pope Francis funeral
(ROME) — American Kielce Gussie, who works as a journalist at Vatican News, did the first reading in English — several verses from the Acts of the Apostles — at the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday. Gussie, originally from Florida, completed her undergraduate degree […]
American Kielce Gussie does 1st reading at Pope Francis' funeral - The Pulse of NH
American Kielce Gussie, who works as a journalist at Vatican News, did the first reading in English -- several verses from the Acts of the Apostles -- at the funeral of Pope Francis. Image via ABC News.(ROME) -- American Kielce Gussie, who works as a j...
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