Pope Francis honored at first Sunday services since his death

April 27, 2025
Pope Francis honored at first Sunday services since his death Pope Francis honored at first Sunday services since his death

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The Catholic faithful are getting their first chance to honor the late Pope Francis at his final resting place a day after hundreds of thousands turned out for his funeral. On the second of nine days of official mourning, another large crowd attended a mass in St. Peter’s Square that was originally intended for the canonization of the first millennial saint, a late Italian teenager named Carlo Acutis. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for Sunday TODAY.April 27, 2025

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