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The Guatemalan Janet Navas, who resides in Rome, reported how his experience was when he said goodbye to Pope Francis before his coffin, in the Basilica of San Pedro del Vaticano.
The Guatemalan Janet Navas, resident in Rome, tells his experience by saying goodbye to Pope Francis before his coffin. (Free press photo: direct impact)
The Guatemalan Janet Navas, resident in Rome, told Direct impactof Guatevisión, his experience when saying goodbye to Pope Francis and see his coffin in the Basilica of San Pedro, located in the Vatican.
Navas explained that he lined up for four hours to say goodbye to the Pope, and that he only had two seconds to do so.
The Connational indicated that the Plaza de San Pedro flooded from people who came to say goodbye to the Pontiff.
Navas commented that the waiting hours were worthwhile to see it. “It was a very pretty experience. Pope Francis felt him like a very ours Pope, because he was a Pope who spoke Spanish and was very dear.”
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