Death is a new beginning, Pope Francis wrote in preface to book
- Pope Francis wrote that death should be seen as a new beginning rather than an end, in the preface of a book by Cardinal Angelo Scola, highlighting themes of hope and faith about eternal life.
- Cardinal Angelo Scola discusses the important role of grandparents and how their wisdom guides younger generations through life's challenges, during a reflection that Pope Francis deeply appreciated.
- Pope Francis expressed gratitude for Scola's reflections, emphasizing that embracing aging and death should be viewed as vital parts of life, allowing individuals to value life more fully.
- The 88-year-old Pope Francis, who previously had health issues, recently published his thoughts on death and eternal life shortly before passing away, promoting a positive view on life's end.
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‘Death is not the end of everything’: Vatican releases pope’s reflections on aging, dying
Pope Francis prays at the “Garden of Angels” section of the Laurentino Cemetery in Rome on All Souls’ Day, Nov. 2, 2024. / Credit: Vatican Media Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Apr 22, 2025 / 13:26 pm (CNA). The Vatican on Tuesday released a previou... [...]
Vatican releases pope’s reflections on aging, dying
Pope Francis prays at the “Garden of Angels” section of the Laurentino Cemetery in Rome on All Souls’ Day, Nov. 2, 2024. / Credit: Vatican Media Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Apr 22, 2025 / 13:26 pm (CNA). The Vatican on Tuesday released a previously unpublished text by Pope Francis following his passing on Monday containing the late pontiff’s reflections on aging and death. “We must not be afraid of old age; we must not fear embracing becoming old…
‘Death Is Not the End of Everything’: Vatican Releases Pope’s Reflections On Aging, Dying
Vatican Media Pope Francis prays at the “Garden of Angels” section of the Laurentino Cemetery in Rome on All Souls’ Day, Nov. 2, 2024. On this note, Francis pointed to the role of grandparents in society, emphasizing their role in promoting the 'balanced development of the young' and a culture of peace.
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