Pope's inauguration: From the Fisherman's Ring to who's going, here's all you need to know about the mass

Who’s going to Pope Leo’s inauguration? Here’s what we know

What you need to know about who’s attending Sunday’s inaugural mass.

What is the symbolism in the opening Mass of Pope Leo XIV on Sunday?

On Sunday, Leo XIV will offer the opening Mass of his papacy, receiving the Pallium, Fisherman's Ring, and the act of obedience from cardinals and representatives of the Church.

Pope's inauguration: From the Fisherman's Ring to who's going, here's all you need to know about the mass

Leo XIV's inaugural mass at the Vatican will see him presented with two symbolic items in front of royalty, world leaders and religious figures.

More than 150,000 faithful are expected in Rome, as well as dozens of delegations, state and government representatives. Before the Mass, the new Pope receives the Pallium, the white wool stole, and the fishing ring.

In fact, we are faced with a more solemn ceremonial, in line with the tradition that had already undergone changes.

VATICAN CITY " Pope Leo XIV will formally begin his ministry as Bishop of Rome with a liturgy kept in tradition and rich in symbolism May 18.The "Mass for the Inauguration of the Petrine Ministry," to be held in St. Peter's Square, will mark the visible and public start of his pontificate while grounding it in the Catholic Church, "s apostolic continuity."Although the pope"s canonical authority began the moment he accepted his election in the Si…