The world says goodbye to the pope who told people to build a bridge, not a wall.

Pope Francis was buried in Rome after hundreds of thousands of people and funerals and processions attended by many countries.

The first South American Pontif died on the 88 -year -old Monday and showed the end of the 12 years.

When the Italian capital was awake with a blurry morning, all the denominations of all denominations, nuns and priests quietly submitted the distance to the Vatican.

Many streets around St. Peter’s Cathedral have been closed. It was expected that more than 100 foreign senior officials would join the funeral mass due to the trend of visitors and security reasons.

More than 8,000 Italian police have been effective, as well as firefighters, medical staff, fangs unit handlers, volunteers, military and park guards.

Many people have been called to arrive in Rome today in all aspects of Italy today.

08:00 Local time (06:00 GMT) has already been full of full swing.

In Jessica (22) and Mexico, 20 -year -old Cyril arrived at dawn and secured a front row point to the funeral mass.

Jessica said, “We didn’t think we would be close. We have a little bit of sleep here.”

She said, “I will never believe it,” when she says that she is a Catholic and her relatives in Mexican were in the Vatican for the Pope’s funeral.

When senior countries and foreign seniors were located to the right of the altar, hundreds of photographers on the roof of the Coloyade were intimidated to capture the honest images of US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Jellenski.

Shortly after, when the two men sitting in two chairs in St Peter’s S began to circulate, they had already met for about 15 minutes before the start of worship.

Later, Zelensky said the meeting said, “It was possible to be historical if the joint results were achieved.”

The details were no longer shared, but some of the social media joked that the meeting was “miracle” when this meeting was given later.

According to the photo, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump, Zelen Ski and French President Emmanuel Macron also met all in the Vatican.

From the bright red of the clergy’s habits to the tutorous gray and blue of the nun Bale’s Bale Bale, the square of the morning stains of Peter was a riot of the sun in the sun.

The hymns were played in a huge speaker, and sometimes the helicopter was drowned by the sound of flying overhead.

But the 91 -year -old Cardinal Giovanni Battista’s voice rang large and clearly as he presided over Mass.

The structure of this service was very similar to the structure of the Catholic Funeral Mass, but reading was made in many languages ​​and all hymns were sung in Latin.

Outside the St. Peter, the Vatican later said Zelen Ski sat down and applauded 100,000 people on the big screen. There was also applause when the pope’s simple wooden pipe came out.

The crowd’s applause showed another prominent moment as when the Cardinal Li remembered the Pope’s promise to immigrants and peace.

He mentioned that the Pope’s first trip was on the island of Ram Pedusa, Italy, who arrived in Europe for many immigrants who traveled across the Mediterranean, and recalled the Mass that the Pope celebrated at the Mexican border.

“War caused people’s death and destruction of homes, hospitals and schools. War always worsens the world than before. It is always a painful and tragic defeat for everyone.”

Cardinals emphasized that Pope Francis has repeatedly urged the world to “build a bridge, not a wall.”

A woman named Mary told the BBC. Her and her friend Grazia flied especially for funerals in Sardinia.

“I think this is especially a message to them, and I think it is those who decide whether it will be war or peace.

Grazia said, “Otherwise, the people here were pure hypocrisy.

During the fellowship period, as the procession of the priests in white descends to St. Peter, when many people go forward to receive the host, they are holding a golden success of the wafer for friendship.

After a while, the cardinal blessed the Pope’s coffin with holy water.

After a simple mix, the world leaders began to get out of the cathedral. Their cars were submitted to the Vatican.

In an hour, Trump was reported to have returned to Air Force 1, and other leaders had various informal meetings in Rome.

On the other hand, the Pope’s coffin was carried through Rome through Rome to store Santa Maria Maggie Church.

Officials said that 140,000 people lined up and clapped, clapping, shaking their hands and shaking.

When the coffin arrived in Santa Maria Magi Or, it took it inside and the live broadcast was stopped.

Pope Francis was buried in one -eighth of the church and was buried near the beloved icon of the Virgin Mary around 15 o’clock.

Visitors, pilgrims and clergy were quickly emptied of St. Peter’s Square. A few minutes later, I could see it at many cafes, restaurants and nearby Borgo PIO.

Gragia of Sardinia said the funeral made her big impression.

“It was good to meet and share a shared moment with people from all over the world. This is the Pope’s legacy.”

Officials said that the day was unfolded without a major case.

“40,000 people shared historical and emotional moments,” said Fabio Ciciliano.

Romans and Catholics from the world will now prepare for the next moment, The Conclave.

The date is not yet set, but I think it can start from May 5th to 6th.

Since 135 cardinals will attend, it will be the greatest conclusion in modern history and is one of the most unpredictable things.

In the last few days, the cardinals who traveled around Rome were hunting by reporters who tried to steer what the conclusions could be made.

Even after the funeral, the cardinal of the Tonga Soane Patita Paini Mafi approached the media when it came from St Peter ‘Square.

After the Pope, the Pope, the Asian Pope took time.

Cardinal Mafi smiled and pointed to the sky. “I only know,” he said.