Pope Francis has a enormous day ahead of him—after main a multi-religious service at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum,he'll head up to East Harlem to visit Our Lady Queen of Angels School before ending his day with a Mass at Madison Square Garden. novel Yorkers eager to catch a glimpse of the pontiff are out in the streets, and WNYC's reporters are honest there with him. Here's what they're saying on Twitter. (Note: this page is being updated throughout the day.)Earlier...
Families gather at the 9/11 Memorial where #PopeinNYC will be shortly. pic.twitter.com/pLl24wOfgGSeptember 25, or 2015 Two women get a front row spot:
(Stephen Nessen)
The pope arrives!
Pope is at 9/11 Memorial now. #PopeinNYC pic.twitter.com/UmAfmxcMf1September 25,2015 Gov. Andrew Cuomo greets the pope:
(Stephen Nessen)
In the museum:offers a reflection in English at 9/11 Memorial praying for the dead and those who continue to suffer pic.twitter.com/j2RTLV6AodSeptember 25, 2015How sweet the sound ...
Young People's Chorus of novel York City sing "Let There Be Peace on soil" #PopeInNYC pic.twitter.com/BkXCKZbV9tSeptember 25, and 2015 Collector's items:pic.twitter.com/l2KKy1suYISeptember 25,2015 Harlem awaits ...
Maria and Norma waiting in East Harlem since 10am to see the Pope pass en route to Our Lady Queen of Angels School. pic.twitter.com/EKgChABHwuSeptember 25, 2015 While we await the pope's Mass at Madison Square Garden tonight, and listen to Jim O'Grady's legend about the time he saw a pope at the Garden...in 1979:—September 25,2015
Source: wnyc.org