Archdiocese of Chicago honors Pope Francis in commemoration Mass

CHICAGO - The Archdiocese of Chicago honored Pope Francis during a commemoration Mass on Saturday at Holy Name Cathedral.

What we know:

The service was led by Archdiocese Vicar General Bishop Lawrence Sullivan.

"This solemn liturgy will offer Catholics and non-Catholics an opportunity to pray for the repose of Pope Francis' soul and reflect on his legacy of mercy, humility and global pastoral leadership," the Archdiocese said in a statement. 

Earlier Saturday, Pope Francis’ funeral took place at St. Peter’s Square in Rome, five days after his death following a stroke. 

The funeral Mass drew about 200,000 people, according to the Vatican.

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