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Pope Francis was laid to rest in a basilica in Rome today.

World leaders and hundreds of thousands of others gathered to pay their final respects to

Francis this morning.

He died Monday at the age of 88.

MPiars Jason DeRose has more.

Presidents and kings and princes of the church gathered to bid Francis farewell,

also laity and clergy from around the world.

The traditional requiem mass sung in Latin also included prayers in Chinese and Arabic,

languages from the global south where the church is vibrant.

Following the funeral itself, Francis' body was driven across town over the Tiber River

to the Basilica of St. Mary Major for burial.

There, he was seen to his final resting place by a group representing those on whom Francis

focused his ministry, refugees,

homeless people, the poor, and victims of violence. Jason DeRose, NPR News, Rome.

Francis is the first pope in more than 100 years to be buried outside of Vatican City.

Meanwhile, ahead of his funeral, President Trump and Ukraine's President Zelensky met for a discussion that the White House says was very productive.

And here's Joanna Kisis, reports.

Writing on social media, Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky said this meeting could turn out to be historic.

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