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Pope Francis is laid to rest: What's next for the Catholic Church?
As thousands of people gather in Rome to remember the life of Pope Francis at a funeral in St. Peter’s Square, Fr. John Bartunek joins Saturday TODAY to reflect on the legacy Pope Francis left on the Catholic Church and what the next steps will be for selecting the next pope.
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