From Salamana to the burning church of the Pope: “It was a feeling that we could never forget.”

The Vatican these days became the center of collective passion, silence and remembrance. The burning church of the Pope has opened its doors to thousands of believers who, from the first hour, made long tails to give him the last farewell. It is a historical moment loaded with symbolism, where respect is mixed with the weight of the institution and the revival of each gesture. Rome is silent, but it is still: faith is moving, and with it, the whole world. At every corner, a mixture of sadness and hope is seen, as if the time has stopped praising a personality that exceeded the limits.

The atmosphere is thick, but not due to noise, but because of the emotion received. The protocol represents the time of almost accurately of dances, but among these specific lines, deep and real dedication, which crosses nationalities, ages and beliefs. In every step, the size of the moment is seen: a global farewell not only praises with a tension, but also faces the church with its reflection in the eyes of people. In this reflection, everyone who certainly believes in faith, as well as questions related to the future of the institution.

Sometimes the great moments reach without prior notice, and what appears to be just a smuggler becomes an experience that leaves a mark. This was for the three women of Salamanca, without searching for it, and found themselves at the center of the global event. His presence in Rome was not planned for this purpose, but the course of days led them to live in something he did not imagine in their expectations. In the midst of chaos and the crowd, they decided to be part of a unique moment, which is carried by passion, faith and deep respect for a number that represents, for them, rapprochement and commitment to the most needy.

Among the thousands of those present in the Plaza de San Pedro, a group of Salama women is highlighted because of their personal motives and dedication. For Maria Theresa, Noria and Aglis, the trip to Rome began a “entertainment trip”, but it soon became an experience that will never be forgotten. Although they initially had “hesitation and fear”, they realized the size of the moment and how important they were part of this historical event “in which we said goodbye to the highest authority in the Catholic Church.”

“On the day we arrived, at three in the morning, there were people everywhere, police cars …”, telling us, highlighting the nervousness and sadness that was reflected in the faces of the attendees. They remember that the air was loaded with a clear passion. Among the low looks and the things, a collective sense of sadness has been recognized by the environment. Each gesture appeared to fill the air with contained passion, as if the space had become a refuge for the collective memory of thousands of believers there.

Despite the long lines and uncertainty about whether they could enter, the organization was not flawed thanks to the security personnel and could reach in a very short time. “The fact of her seeing is the feeling that we never forget,” they commented, equal to respect and vitality of the place in those moments of deep collective passion, as silence was present and the dedication of believers in every corner of the holy corners.

Despite the size of the event, they feel that people “can completely express their sincerity freely”, without the seriousness of the protocol, and offering originality from emotions. Likewise, this salanka explains that although the environment was distinguished by the organization and the system, the attendees found a space to show their personal respect. The feeling that everyone can, in his place and time, live their faith closely, make experience more important, and joins everyone who is present in a work through common dedication, despite the crowd.

Pope Francis: His funeral and the beginning of a new stage for the church

On this Saturday, April 26 at 10:00 am, the Plaza de San Pedro will host the non -detailed Mass of Pope Francis, who died last Monday at the age of 88. The concert will be chaired by Cardinal Giovanni Batista, and will be attended by more than 200 international delegations, including the heads of state and government representatives around the world. It will be the moment of a global reflection, as the church and the world will join to honor the Pope, who left an indelible sign of modern history.

After the Mass, the coffin will be transferred in a procession to the Basilica Santa Maria La, where the Pope will be buried in a simple grave, as he himself asked, outside the Vatican walls. This event will start the mourning period for nine days, known as modernity, which will precede the flavor to choose the next ink. During these days, the whole world will be immersed in deep thinking in its legacy while the transition is prepared to a new stage in the church

These days, Rome is undergoing strict security measures, as more than 2000 agents have been deployed at the city’s strategic points, in addition to anti -air and strict lands. Security barriers have been implemented throughout the Vatican and other major areas to ensure the protection of both the attendees and the population who will participate in the events. However, the authorities confirmed that despite the size of the crowd, everything is carefully planned to allow an organized and safe development of programmed work.