Pope Francis shows up in cardboard and lego
The range of Pope Francis souvenirs includes the pop-up pope, the Lego pope, commemorative medals and dolls to celebrate his seven day visit to Cuba, Washington, New York and Philadelphia.
A picture of Pope Francis is viewed on a commorative coin booth at St. Patrick's Cathedral.Spencer Platt/Getty Images
A cardboard cutout of Pope Francis is taken to the streets of Philadelphia to promote Catholicism in a spirit of fun.Mark Makela/Reuters
Rev. Bob Simon spent 10 months using half-a-million Legos to model the pope figure at St. Peter’s basilica at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.Matt Rourke/The Associated Press
A huge portrait of Pope Francis is seen painted on a building in New York.Jewel Samad/AFP / Getty Images
Bobble head figures of Pope Francis are displayed at the Catholic Information Center (CIC) in Washington.Pablo Martinez Monsivais/The Associated Press
Busts of the pope are placed on the pope’s table at Bucca di Beppo Restaurant in New YorkCasi Sandeman photo
Hugh Morgan, from Las Vegas, shows his Japanese inspired Virgin Mary tattoo, near a pop-up pope event in Philadelphia.Mark Makela/Reuters
A musician has a welcome Pope Francis sticker on his guitar in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.Joe Raedle/Getty Images
A woman takes photos of papal plush dolls on sale to promote the Pope Francis' visit to New York in Midtown Manhattan.John Taggart/Reuters
Souvenirs with the image of Pope Francis are for sale at the gift shop at The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DCMandel Ngan/AFP / Getty Images