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Pope Francis · Vatican City

Pope Francis laid to rest after Vatican funeral as world leaders join thousands in mourning

51% Center coverage: 339 sources

Tens of thousands of people have packed St Peter's Square as Pope Francis was laid to rest. Royals, world leaders, and cardinals joined scores of worshippers at the Vatican, as mourning for the 266th pontiff transcended wealth and social class.See the Story

Benedict XVI · Vatican City

After Pope Francis is laid to rest, focus turns to cardinals' Vatican conclave

45% Right coverage: 60 sources

Pope Francis was laid to rest in a private burial at the Basilica of Saint Mary Major on Saturday after a funeral Mass and procession attended by some 400,000 people. Cardinals will meet within days for a conclave to elect a new pontiff, sparking fevered speculation about how the next pope will guide the world's 1.4 billion Catholics.See the Story

Pope Francis · Vatican City

Rwanda: Cardinal Kambanda to Join Conclave to Elect New Pope - How Long Could It Take?

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

Cardinal Antoine Kambanda, the Archbishop of Kigali, is set to participate in the upcoming papal conclave at the Vatican, where cardinals from around the world will gather to elect the next leader of the Roman Catholic Church.See the Story

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