Pope Francis in Quebec, Rebel reporters DENIED entrance

On the second day of Pope Francis' province of Quebec visit, the Pope moved to Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré in order to give a forgiveness ceremony at the Basilica.

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The Basilica, a place of worship for Catholics built in 1923, was packed with people, both inside and out. Several politicians were also present, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

More than 30km of road separates Quebec City and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré. For the event, this road was blocked and guarded by a huge police presence. Many residential school survivors, tourists and Canadians gathered at the site to have a chance to see the Holy Father. Despite having been accredited, we were denied access to the Basilica. Here is the complete report of the events.

For all our coverage of Pope Francis’ visit, be sure to visit PopeReports.com. This is also the spot to chip in if you want to help cover the extensive costs associated with covering this historic event.

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