Watch: ‘Black Blues Brothers’ liven up Pope Francis’ weekly prayers
A group of Kenyan acrobatic performers called the "Black Blues Brothers" livened up Pope Francis’ weekly audience in St. Peter's Square with a performance on Wednesday. Hundreds of worshippers gathered for prayers and blessings from the pope but instead they got a circus act.
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