Earlier version, Wednesday 28 October
Pope Leo XIV to celebrate All Souls' Mass at Rome's Verano Cemetery
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Pope Leo XIV will celebrate Mass for the deceased on November 2 at Verano Cemetery in Rome. The Office for the Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff announced the schedule on October 27.
The Mass is scheduled for 4 p.m. at the cemetery near the Basilica of St. Lawrence Outside the Walls. Cardinal Baldo Reina, the vicariate cardinal, will concelebrate with vicegerent Renato Tarantelli Baccari and Father Emmanuel Maria, the parish priest of the basilica. Students from the Pontificio Seminario Romano Maggiore and the Seminario Redemptoris Mater will assist with the liturgical service. Access to the celebration is free until seating is filled.
The Pope will pray for the dead and give an apostolic blessing over the graves. Other scheduled liturgies include a Mass on November 5 at St. Peter’s Basilica for cardinals and bishops who died during the past year, and a Mass on November 18 at St. Peter’s Basilica for the 400th anniversary of the basilica's dedication.
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Earlier version, Wednesday 28 October
Pope Leo XIV to celebrate All Souls' Mass at Rome's Verano Cemetery
Earlier version, Wednesday 28 October
Pope Leo XIV to celebrate Mass of the Faithful Departed
Earlier version, Tuesday 27 October
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Earlier version, Tuesday 27 October
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Earlier version, Tuesday 27 October
Pope Leo XIV to celebrate All Souls' Mass at Verano Cemetery
Earlier version, Tuesday 27 October
Pope Leo XIV to celebrate Mass for all deceased faithful at Verano cemetery in Rome
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