Now, this is the Mark Simone Show on 710 WOR.

Hey, we got a lot to get to today.

The Pope, the funeral, the arrangements, the announcement is here.

We'll get to Andrew Cuomo, possibly facing criminal charges.

We'll get to restaurants and the way they trick you.

We'll get to Harvard and, hey, Cornell.

Cornell acting very bizarre when it comes to this anti-Semitism.

We'll get to Larry David, who is busy trivializing the Holocaust and a whole lot more.

The Pope, there'll be a service today at

St. Patrick's to honor the Pope, Cardinal Dolan. This holy sacrifice of the mass this Easter

Monday morning has a special fervor as beyond the sorrow, the sadness that we feel that the passing of our Holy Father, Pope Francis,

we express our faith in the resurrection of Jesus and praise Almighty God for the gift that he was to the church,

to the world, to us.

Service today, St. Patrick, then the Cardinal will leave for Rome. He'll spend the rest of the week there. The funeral will be Saturday morning. It says 10 a.m. I'm assuming that's Rome time, which would be 4 a.m. here, so, but this funeral on Saturday, they, starting actually

tomorrow or Thursday, they begin what's called the congregation, which is what leads up to

the conclave. The cardinals meet first and have informal discussions for a week or two.

And then in a couple weeks, two to three weeks,

they'll begin the actual conclave where they vote for a new pope.

Now, the question is, this last pope was the church's attempt to go modern,

or what they thought was modern.

Go to the left, woke this pope a great man but criticized for his climate change transgender stuff too political all

that sort of stuff open board but the reason they went to the left it was their thinking that

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