There was nothing in thousands of people to catch a glimpse of the body of Pope Francis and to have the opportunity to pay tribute.
A video captures the last gentle moment, with sister Geneviève Jeanningros sharing her confidante with the person she is associated with. Sister Genevie sisters crying alone, rubbing their faces with their hands.
Sisters Genevieve, a member of a Catholic religious group called the little sister of Jesus, said she became a friend of the pope when she was a bishop in Buenos Aires.
In the video posted on her order, the Geneviev sisters said she mocked the church in a letter because they did not send senior clergy to her aunt's funeral, who disappeared during the 1970s during Argentina's military dictatorship and was later found dead. She said Pope Francis, who was then known as Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, called her the same night.
Until last year, the Genevieve sisters lived in a fair outside of Rome, serving disadvantaged people.
