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Head of Catholic church in Ireland remembers Pope’s ‘closeness and friendship with Christ’

April 22, 2025 by

THE head of the Catholic church in Ireland has paid tribute to the late Pope Francis claiming his ‘closeness and friendship with Christ’ is what he will remember most about him. Armagh-based Archbishop Eamon Martin, who is the Primate of All Ireland, said the news of the Pope’s death yesterday morning, at his apartment in the Vatican, filled his heart with “both deep sadness … [Read more...] about Head of Catholic church in Ireland remembers Pope’s ‘closeness and friendship with Christ’

Witness appeal after young boy dies in Westmeath collision

April 22, 2025 by

A YOUNG boy has died after being involved in a collision in Co. Westmeath, Gardaí have confirmed. The incident occurred in Farranshock Estate in Mullingar shortly after 6.30pm on Easter Monday (April 21). The boy was treated at the scene before being taken by ambulance to Regional Hospital Mullingar, where he was pronounced dead, the police force confirmed today. A post-mortem … [Read more...] about Witness appeal after young boy dies in Westmeath collision

The Dublin-born cardinal at the heart of Vatican affairs

April 22, 2025 by

CARDINAL Kevin Farrell (aged 77) is a key figure in the papal succession owing to his 2019 appointment as camerlengo of the Apostolic Chamber. The responsibilities of the camerlengo—or chamberlain—include confirming the pope’s death, overseeing certain rites connected to the papal funeral, preparing for the conclave, and administering the affairs of the Holy See during the sede … [Read more...] about The Dublin-born cardinal at the heart of Vatican affairs

Pope Francis’ burial wishes confirmed as final testament released

April 22, 2025 by

POPE FRANCIS requested a ‘plain, unadorned tomb’ for his burial it was revealed as his final testament was released. The Vatican has published the testament in full, which includes requests for a "simple" tomb bearing only the inscription "Franciscus". The release follows the publication of medical records confirming the Pope's death yesterday morning was due to "stroke, coma … [Read more...] about Pope Francis’ burial wishes confirmed as final testament released

Vatican confirms Pope Francis’ funeral will take place this weekend

April 22, 2025 by

POPE FRANCIS’ funeral will take place this weekend, the Vatican has confirmed. The service will take place outside St Peter’s Basillica in the Vatican at 9am on Saturday, April 26 Pope Francis will be taken to the Basilica at 9am local time tomorrow morning, April 23 (8am BST). The coffin will remain there until the burial for the public to pay their respects. Pope Francis’ … [Read more...] about Vatican confirms Pope Francis’ funeral will take place this weekend

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