Mourners in Rome upload photos of their experience honoring the pope, bidding farewell.
Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims to Vatican City can watch ceremonies remembering the pope on giant screens.
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An endless line stretches out in front of the center doors to the basilica in St. Peter's Square, where the pope's body lay in state preceding Friday's funeral.
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Posters of Pope John Paul II decorate bus stations in Rome following his death. This one, directly translated, reads "good man."
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Candles of remembrance in Rome in the wake of Pope John Paul II's death last Saturday.
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A priest, one of the many people camping out near the site of Pope John Paul II's funeral, rolls up his sleeping bag.
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Thousands of pilgrims camp out in Rome's Circus Maximus, an ancient track used primarily for horse-racing, the week following the pope's passing.
A mourner waves an Italian flag that refers to the pope.
An image of the pope's casket being carried through Vatican City can be viewed on a large screen.