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Viewing the Pope's funeral, online and off

There's no shortage of options for viewing the funeral of Pope John Paul II on Friday--from any of the major TV networks to an expected live Internet feed from the Vatican.

The Mass, to be given in Italian, is scheduled to begin at 4 a.m. EDT, although many TV networks are planning to begin coverage an hour early. An estimated 2 billion people may tune in to the tradition-laden ritual that could last 2-3 hours.

Under the heading "funeral Mass For The Roman Pontiff John Paul II," The Vatican's Web site has a link to the "live transmission of the Vatican Television Center." For the past several days, the Vatican has been providing a live video stream of the millions of people who have filed through St. Peter's Basilica to view the Pope's body prior to the funeral.

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