‘It’s losing a family member’: Canisius University reflects on the passing of Jesuit Pope Francis
- Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, died on April 21, 2025, at the age of 88.
- His papacy, starting in 2013 after Pope Benedict XVI's resignation, was viewed as unexpected by many.
- Elected officials and religious leaders are sharing memories and condolences following the passing of Pope Francis.
- Senator Katie Boyd Britt tweeted on April 21, 2025, "I'm deeply saddened by the passing of Pope Francis," and prayed for the Church.
- Leaders emphasize Pope Francis' commitment to reconciliation, social justice, and his impact on both the Church and the world.
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‘It’s losing a family member’: Canisius University reflects on the passing of Jesuit Pope Francis
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A day of celebration is being followed by a day of mourning for the Catholic Church, as Pope Francis passed away the day after Easter. "We kind of consider Pope Francis part of our family, so it's losing a family member really," said Father Fred Betti S.J., a Chaplain at Canisius University. "In the midst of all the sadness, knowing that he's been sick, we kind of knew this might happen, but I also find it all joyful and …
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