Restaurants Disappointed By Lack Of Business During Papal Weekend
Small business owners, especially restaurants in Philadelphia, seem to have been impacted by the pope's visit -- and the impact hasn't been good.
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Small business owners, especially restaurants in Philadelphia, seem to have been impacted by the pope's visit -- and the impact hasn't been good.
The 78-year-old "people's pope," who seems to feed off the energy of the crowds, is expected to see the largest of his six-day tour on Sunday when he celebrates a climactic outdoor Mass on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway before flying back to Rome.
Pope Francis wakes up this morning at St. Charles Seminary in Wynnewood, where he'll speak to hundreds of clergymen who've come from across the world -- along with the Catholic Church's future priests.
Pope Francis is the main celebrant of the Mass, and will be joined at the altar by Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput and Vatican Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, head of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for the Family.
The Pope's visit created some special challenges today for the medical community involved in life saving organ transplants. The challenges were related to working around all the travel restrictions.
People waited hours Saturday night hoping to catch a glimpse of the Pontiff.
Each day, Vatican officials have updated the press on what's happening behind the scenes of the Pope's visit.
The mural was created by the World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia 2015 and The City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program.
Actor Mark Wahlberg let out a Go Eagles chant during the Festival of Families during the Papal Visit.
Former Eagles RB and pastor Herb Lusk read scripture before the Pope during the Festival of Families.
A young boy got the chance to meet the Pope Saturday night after performing at the Festival of Families.
Thousands crowded Independence Mall to see Pope Francis and hear his message on immigration and religious freedom.
The man who has taken Philadelphia by storm was on hand for the Festival of Families on the Parkway Saturday night.
Comedian Jim Gaffigan took the stage on Saturday night at the Festival of Families in Philadelphia.
Local newlyweds traveled to Philadelphia and are wearing their wedding attire in hopes of meeting Pope Francis.
