Public mourners visit Pope in state
Paisley Daily Express
|April 24, 2025
THE body of Pope Francis has been placed in St Peter's Basilica for the start of his lying in state, with around 20,000 mourners crowding the square outside.
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His simple wooden coffin has been positioned low to the ground at his request, breaking with the Vatican's long-standing tradition of placing popes on an elevated catafalque.
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