Vatican Hosts Emotional Rosary Prayer Service for Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square Following His Death

On Monday evening, the Vatican held a deeply moving prayer service in St. Peter’s Square following the passing of Pope Francis.

The event was a heartfelt tribute to the Holy Father, who died earlier that day at the age of 88.

His death followed a series of medical complications that had plagued his health earlier in the spring.

Thousands Gather to Pray for the Late Pope

A large crowd of thousands of Catholics came together to pray the rosary for Pope Francis.

The prayers echoed through the square, with people of all ages participating in the solemn occasion.

The atmosphere was both somber and reflective as the faithful united in prayer for the Pope’s soul and for the Church.

Cardinal Mauro Gambetti Leads the Rosary

Cardinal Mauro Gambetti, a leading figure within the Vatican, presided over the rosary service.

His voice resonated through the evening as he led the congregation in prayer.

The gathered crowd, with many holding rosaries in their hands, joined in reverence, offering their heartfelt supplications for the Pope’s peaceful rest.

Moments of Prayer from Across the Congregation

Among the crowd were religious sisters, clergy members, and laypeople, all united in their shared faith.

Even those with young children and expectant mothers were seen taking part in the prayer, underscoring the universal reach of Pope Francis’ impact.

His love for humanity and his dedication to serving others were remembered as the crowd prayed for his eternal peace.

The evening event in St. Peter’s Square was just one of many tributes following the passing of Pope Francis, as the world comes together to honor the life of the beloved pontiff.