José María Poirier: "Bergoglio was a great reformer"

CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – José María Poirier, director of Criterio Magazine, spoke this Monday with Regreso CNN, hosted by Mariana Arias and Pepe Gil Vidal, about the death of Pope Francis, his legacy, and the challenges ahead for the Catholic Church. “The Pope deployed his forces at the last minute because he wanted to greet the people in St. Peter's Square or visit with the vice president of the United States,” Poirier said, …

Francis' papacy had a power, some for this reason, some for that reason, but overall it made everyone think, take a stand, and respond in some way. Csaba Török, the parish governor of the Esztergom Basilica and a TV commentator for the Hungarian Catholic Church, bids farewell to the head of the church.

The death of Francis on Easter Monday marks the end of a turbulent, almost twelve-year period for the Church. He was an uncomfortable one – for Vatican workers, traditional and reform-oriented Catholics. He has also never spared himself.

With stamps, photos, flags of San Lorenzo, letters and flowers, men and women of all ages mobilized from different points to pay homage to Jorge Bergoglio, the Argentine pope, in an emotional act of respect and affection. Read more

The world mourns the departure of Pope Francis, who was the first Latin American pontiff in history and died leaving a legacy full of humility

Pope Francis headed to the Creator's flock on the second day of Easter. There are believers who see a symbolic message in this, not just a coincidence.