'The Francis Effect': USF professor describes pope's 'revolutionary' impact
- Pope Francis passed away on April 21, 2025, prompting reactions from religious leaders and followers.
- His death followed a 38-day hospitalization in February and March for a respiratory issue.
- Many people mourned and shared memories of Pope Francis's 2015 visit to the Main Line and New York.
- Some recalled his kindness, humanity, and empathy, with one person saying, "It's a deep sadness right now in the Catholic world."
- The passing of Pope Francis has inspired reflection on his legacy and calls for the election of a successor.
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'The Francis Effect': USF professor describes pope's 'revolutionary' impact
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Bells tolled Monday in the Vatican City and across the United States to mark the death of Pope Francis. He died at the age of 88 from a stroke and heart failure, following his recent health trouble. His death comes just one day after he greeted thousands for Easter. Pope Francis’ cause of death released The Vatican laid out plans for the late Pope Francis. They are expected to move his body to St. Peter's Basilica as …

‘Merciful,’ ‘revolutionary’ Pope Francis mourned by faithful throughout Southern California
Local Catholics mourning the death of Pope Francis are paying their respects to the beloved Latin American pontiff, who was known for his compassionate — at times polarizing — views on issues from immigration and LGBTQ+ inclusion, to climate change and support for vaccinations. Vatican officials announced Francis’ death early Monday, April 21, at 88 years old. The 266th pontiff was born Jorge Mario Bergoglio from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and bec…
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