The Roman Catholic church is today Sunday April 27th, canonizing late Popes John Paul II (left in the portrait) and John XXIII in the Vatican city.
The canonization are due to their immense contribution to the church and testimonies of miracles from the lay faithfuls.
This would be the first-of-its-kind joint canonization of the former popes, who were both iconic figures in the 20th-century church, owing to their liberal nature. They will be elevated to sainthood during a Mass at St. Peter's Square this morning. In the light of this, tourists from and pilgrims from all over the world have been pouring into Rome to attend the event.
The canonization are due to their immense contribution to the church and testimonies of miracles from the lay faithfuls.
This would be the first-of-its-kind joint canonization of the former popes, who were both iconic figures in the 20th-century church, owing to their liberal nature. They will be elevated to sainthood during a Mass at St. Peter's Square this morning. In the light of this, tourists from and pilgrims from all over the world have been pouring into Rome to attend the event.