Welcome to the Vatican Radio – Vatican News coverage of the funeral of Pope Francis, a momentous event that will captivate the world. Join us as we provide live broadcasts in 15 languages, including four sign languages, as we remember this historic day.
By Vatican News
The funeral of Pope Francis will be a moment of great significance, reminiscent of the funeral Mass of Pope John Paul II twenty years ago. This event will also mark a first in modern media history, as we broadcast the transfer of the Pope’s remains from the Vatican to the Basilica of Saint Mary Major for burial.
On Saturday, 26 April, starting at 10:00 AM Rome time, Vatican Radio – Vatican News will bring you live coverage of the Requiem Mass, followed by the procession through the streets of Rome to the final resting place of Pope Francis.
Live Coverage in 15 Languages
To ensure that audiences worldwide can follow the events, the Dicastery for Communication will provide live commentary in 15 languages, including English, Italian, Spanish, and more, as well as four sign languages. Vatican Television Center will offer aerial and ground video coverage of the funeral proceedings.
Stay connected with us through our multimedia coverage in 56 languages across various platforms, including Vatican News, Vatican Radio, and L’Osservatore Romano.
How to Watch
Don’t miss the broadcast on 26 April through various channels:
– Visit the official Vatican News website for live video and audio streams.
– Check out the Vatican News YouTube channels for English and original sound broadcasts.
– Tune in to Vatican Radio web radio in 11 languages.
– Follow shortwave broadcasts in select languages.
– Join us on Facebook and Instagram for live coverage in multiple languages.
Italian-Language Coverage
If you prefer Italian-language commentary, we have you covered with live broadcasts from St. Peter’s Square and the Basilica of St. Mary Major. Tune in to the various frequencies and TV channels available for the Italian audience.
