The CNBB said the heritage of the Pope would be guided by prayer and pluralism
A. National Conference of Brazil Bishops (CNBB) He said that the papal heritage process will be led with discernment and prayer and respect the realities represented in the College of Cardinals.
In all, there are 252 cardinals from 90 countries, according to CNBB, reflecting the variation of the church and what the current moment is needed. For bishops, the Pope has left Francis openings and Listening Legacy, which indicates the opening of this new cycle.
“With this prayer period and above all, if he is handled by the Holy Spirit, these representatives will demonstrate what is needed for the current moment. We thank him for doing so much plural,” said CNB Secretary General Dome Recordo Hopers on Monday.
Hopers have highlighted the simplicity of the Pope, including the decisions of the funeral.
“The Pope chose more simplicity at the funeral. He chose to be buried in Santa Maria Myyer, the confession church. These have already shown the simplicity of his path and, while his death, he is teaching us simply.”
The CNBB has reported that the nine -day mourning and prayers have already mobilized Brazilian bishops. The abnormal meeting of the Assembly is called to determine the next steps of the entity.
Apostolic Nensio in Brazil, Dome Ziabatista Dikwatro and Brassilia Arch Dioces, said that the Pontif has added reliable and officials to honor.
Official death confirmation karma takes place on Monday night, at 20h (Rome time). A tribute was scheduled for Wednesday (24), Wednesday (24), 14:15 pm in Bracelia Cathedral with the existence of Brazilian officers.
The Pope’s funeral will begin on Wednesday morning and the funeral is expected to take place between Friday and Sunday. Officially, the cause of the death of Vatican has reported that stroke, coma and “irreparable cardiovascular fall.”
In a statement, the CNBB Presidency recalled the importance of the Pope Brazil’s visit on the day of the world youth in Rio de Janeiro, and Francis was classified as a “traveler, humble and brave pastor, an unhappy witness to God’s grace.” According to the bishops, his life is “expressing the tenderness of the father and a sign of universal brotherhood.”
