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The mortal remains of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI were moved early in the morning on Jan. 2, 2023, from his former residence in the Vatican's Mater Ecclesiae Monastery to St. Peter's Basilica, where the late pope is lying in state through Jan. 4. Thousands waited in line to pay their respects. / Daniel Ibañez / EWTNVatican City, Jan 3, 2023 / 01:46 am (CNA).Following the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, these are the details you should know about his funeral in the Vatican.Benedict XVI passed away on December 31 at 9:34 am (Rome time). As confirmed by his personal secretary Archbishop Georg Ganswein, his last words were "Signore, ti amo !" (Lord, I love you!) And he pronounced them in Italian.Unlike the death of Saint John Paul II in 2005, the death of the Pope Emeritus was not announced in Saint Peter's Square nor was there a peal of bells. Confirmation of his death was reported by the director of the Vatican Press Office, Matteo Bruni.Bruni told reporters that "f...
Archbishop Georg Ganswein, the longtime personal secretary to Pope Benedict XVI, says that the restrictions placed on the traditional Latin Mass by Pope Francis “hit him pretty hard.
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Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said Benedict will be buried according to his wishes in the same spot in the crypts under St. Peter's Basilica where Pope John Paul II was originally interred in 2005 before his body was moved up to a chapel in the basilica in 2011. ITALY'S LEADERS PAY RESPECTS Security was tight, with visitors going through several check points before entering the basilica.