While the Vatican has not released official details yet, Polish pontiff John Paul II's funeral in 2005 offers insights into seating arrangements. Joe Biden and Donald Trump will be at Pope Francis ...

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A controversy has broken out over US President Donald Trump's seating arrangement at Pope Francis' funeral mass, that will be held on Saturday. Pope Francis passed away on April 21, aged 88. As per a ...

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However, the current geopolitical situation calls for special attention to the seating arrangements for the 170 international delegations to prevent the commemoration from becoming a site of ...

Trump’s seating arrangement is based on precedent from Pope John Paul II’s 2005 funeral. On that occasion, Catholic royals took the front row, followed by non-Catholic royals. Non-royal heads ...

Joe Ronan, from the Catholic Voices media charity, has anticipated the service will take approximately 90 minutes due to the amount of people set to attend and receive Holy Communion, and a seating ...

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Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said on Friday that no distinction would be made between Catholic and non-Catholic royalty for the seating order. After the royals come the remaining heads of state.