Pope Francis encourages breastfeeding in  public says "It's OK to breast-feed in public, even in Sistine Chapel" 

Pope Francis assured mothers that breast-feeding their babies in public, even during a papal Mass in the Sistine Chapel, is OK. No chorus is as wonderful as the squeaks, squeals and banter of children, the pope said during a Mass in which he baptized 32 babies on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Jan. 12.  "Some will cry because they are uncomfortable or because they are hungry," he said during his brief and unscripted homily. "If they are hungry, mothers, let them eat, no worries, because here they are the main focus," he said.