‘Very, very kind’: St. Petersburg bishop remembers Pope Francis after his death
- Pope Francis, 88, died recently at the Vatican.
- The Vatican reported a cerebral stroke caused irreversible heart failure.
- He guided the Universal Church and faithful for 12 years.
- Buffalo Bishop Michael Fisher commended his soul to God with heavy hearts.
- Cardinals will gather in Rome for a conclave to elect the next pope.
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‘Very, very kind’: St. Petersburg bishop remembers Pope Francis after his death
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Catholics in Tampa Bay woke up Monday to news that Pope Francis, 88, died just hours after a public appearance to celebrate the Easter holiday. Bishop Gregory Parkes with the Diocese of St. Petersburg joined WFLA News Now at 11 to respond to Pope Francis' death and discuss how it impacted local parishioners. Tributes from around the globe pour in for Pope Francis after his death "To hear this morning that he passed aw…
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