00:00I was, I was one of the about 40 to 100 people to go in, and it was one of
00:05the most somber times I've seen in the Basilica, but it's also a joyful occasion, because the Holy Father was
00:10suffering so much towards the end, and I'm so happy that he is no longer suffering, and the best part
00:16is he died the day after Easter, so he was sharing in the Paschal Mystery and the Resurrection of the
00:21Lord.
00:22It's going to mean a lot to the world, and the next couple of days choosing the new Pope will
00:27be huge, but Pope Francis was really, like, he sailed the course through all the different religions and communities around
00:35the world, and he tried to keep it all as peaceful as possible, and he did a great job.
00:51I don't know, because there's a lot of people, but there's an emotion of feeling that we have in the
00:56sky, the Pope who pray for us, I've heard this, that we're not alone.
01:01It's so sad, it's the truth, it's the truth, the emotion begins first to arrive there, because it's too sad,
01:09you can see it immediately, you can't see it, you can't even make a photo, but it's so, because there's
01:14a lot of people, look at that fila there, it's a huge thing.
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