Archbishop of Buenos Aires officiates mass for Pope Francis at metropolitan cathedral

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The archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge Garcia Cuerva, officiated a mass at the metropolitan cathedral after the death of Pope Francis, which took place early this morning.

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00:00The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerba, officiated a Mass at the Metropolitan

00:05Cathedral at the death of Pope Francis, which took place early this morning.

00:10The religious ceremony in the emblematic Catholic Temple of Buenos Aires, where the pontiff

00:14lived and exercised most of his pastoral activity as a priest, was the first form of reaction

00:19of the Catholic Church after the death of Jorge Bergoglio.

00:23Bergoglio's last Mass in the Metropolitan Cathedral took place on February 23rd in front

00:27of a small group of priests, García Cuerba, expressed that the best homage we can pay

00:32him is to stop confronting each other all the time.

00:40The Pope of the poor, of the marginalized, of those no one wants, or in any case, those

00:46many exclude, has passed away.

00:50Yesterday, his last audience was with the Vice President of the United States, and he, the

00:56Pope, once again shared his deep concern for migrants.

01:01A man who was consistent from his first day to his last.

01:08A man who was consistent from his first day to his last.

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