The Pope Francis Tomb Visit is open to the public this Sunday
A visit to the Pope Francis tomb will be opened to the public from Sunday (27).
Pontiff was buried on Saturday (26) Private celebration in Santa Maria Maggiore BasilicaIn Rome.
According to Vatican News, Francis’s dead coffin went through a route with 150,000 people in Rome before coming to Basilika.
This Sunday, from 7 am, the local time (2 hours in Bracelia), the doors will be opened for a visit to believers in the grave.
During the afternoon, at 16 pm, during Rome, (Brasilia at 11 am) College of Cardinals Meets a mass on the site to pray.
Pope asked a common tomb on a Will
Pope Francis Will, Signed on July 29, 2022, Pontiff tried to strengthen his will about his burial.
He expressed that Santa Maria Maggiore in Basilica, in a common tomb, dug in the ground, without decoration and with the “Franciscus” inscription.
Finally, Francis gave “the sufferings of the last part of my life for world peace and the brotherhood of the people.”
“I have always believed in my life and my priest and my priest and the Ministry of Episcopal to our Lord Santa Maria’s mother. Therefore, I am asking my remnants to wait for the resurrection day of Santa Maria Maggiore’s Papal Basilica.”
Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the seven hills built by the ancient Rome, is one of the four papal basilicas. Its Belfrey Italian capital, 75 meters high, and its hill position becomes the highest place in the town.
According to mythology, the Pope Liberius and the Italian aristocrats who have been asked to build Virgin Mary Pope Liberius and Italian Kulinu in his honor.
Mount Esquilino in Rome was recognized as the area after the snowfall in his summer 358 in August 358. Currently, a ceremony is held on August 5 every year in Basilica as a “snow miracle”.
The Church was appointed by the Pope Systo III in the 431 year. From this time the Mosaics date, and the interior of the interior also have classic columns that have been exploited from other buildings, although it has been involved in the neoclassical facade built in the eighteenth century.
Pope Francis, who visited her on Sunday morning to honor Virgin Mary, has had a long meaning for the church.
Francis is the first Pope for over a century Buried outside the walls of the Vatican.
