The funeral of Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday, will adhere to long-standing traditions in the Catholic Church. The process begins with a doctor's certification of death and preparing the body for public viewing. Following the Ordo Exsequiarum Romani Pontificis, the body will be dressed in white cassock and placed in a coffin. Rituals include the destruction of the fisherman's ring to prevent document forgeries, with new ones forged for the next pope, ensuring continuity of tradition amid the mournful occasion.
The funeral for Pope Francis will adhere to traditional rituals, beginning with a doctor's certification of death and leading to an elaborate burial ceremony.
Following the death of the pope, the body will undergo preservation and dressing for a public viewing, honoring historical customs of papal funerals.
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