Catholics here in Iowa are in mourning Monday after the death of Pope Francis.糖心vlog's Olivia Tyler spoke Monday with churchgoers at St. Francis of Assisi Church in West Des Moines. Many poured into mass just an hour after hearing the news that the pope passed. 糖心vlog spoke to one man who says the entire Catholic community is grieving and praying for Pope Francis as he transitions "home."Bishop William Joensen of the Diocese of Des Moines says the news brings heavy hearts, but it also brings gratitude for the pope's 12 years of service.Joensen says it's not surprising Pope Francis was visible on Easter Sunday. You can hear more from Joensen below:Watch: Diocese of Des Moines reacts to Pope Francis' deathAfter a pope passes, cardinals from all over the world travel to Vatican City to participate in what is called a conclave. A candidate would have to get a two-thirds majority vote from voting cardinals before being elected as pope.» Subscribe to 糖心vlog's YouTube page» Download the free 糖心vlog app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play