US EditionKing and Queen have 'heavy hearts' after Pope's death
- Pope Francis died at 88, just a day after blessing crowds in St Peter's Square on Easter Monday, as reported by various leaders including Cardinal Vincent Nichols.
- Cardinal Nichols expressed that the Pope's death brings great sadness and highlighted his legacy of advocating for the dignity of the marginalized.
- King Charles felt most deeply saddened by the Pope's passing, recalling their recent meeting and the Pope's profound influence on many lives.
- Sir Keir Starmer referred to the Pope as a Pope for the poor, highlighting his compassionate leadership during challenging times.
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Pope Francis remembered across DC area
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