The moment Sky News announced the Pope's death was the very definition of a screeching handbrake turn for the ages

The popular Pope Francis, who was considered a symbol of hope, has said goodbye. His death was announced to the faithful on Easter Monday. According to protocol, after the death of a pope, the right wing of the bronze door, or the official entrance to the Vatican, is closed. The bells of St. Peter's announce that the pope has died. See how they sang on this Easter Monday, when one of the most liberal popes in history said goodbye forever.

Francisc Doboș spoke about the Pope's death "When someone dear to us dies, our world ends, we must cherish everything they left us... everything becomes a wealth. It is important... to live well every moment of death... of suffering. He died the day after Easter, maybe it is also a sign of the Resurrection.", said the Catholic priest, Francisc Doboș.

The moment Sky News announced the Pope's death was the very definition of a screeching handbrake turn for the ages

On Sunday morning, Pope Francis died, just a day after he delivered his Easter Sunday message from the balcony of St Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican. His Easter message was written about in all of the newspapers the following day, so it was a bit unfortunate that on the Sky News Press Preview on Monday, […] The post The moment Sky News announced the Pope’s death was the very definition of a screeching handbrake turn for the ages appeared first o…

For: John Feeley Pope Francis died during Easter, when Catholics celebrate the triumph of life over death. He was the first Latin American Pope and a fierce defender of social justice and the acceptance of the world's poorest, especially migrants. Francis' legacy will be written by more knowledgeable historians than me. However, his death once again highlights the nature of life as a paradox: the last official visitor the Pope received was Donal…

J.D. Vance, who is Catholic, recalled a Homil of the Pope at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. Francisco died at 7h35 this afternoon (21), in the Vatican time.

In the program La Brújula of the FM 93.1 of Bahía Blanca, the driver Germán Sasso interviewed a religious woman who just on the air found out that the Pope had died.