US EditionLeonardo DiCaprio remembers Pope Francis as transformational leader in heartfelt tribute
- Pope Francis, aged 88, died after a cerebral stroke, leading to irreversible heart failure, according to the Vatican.
- Leonardo DiCaprio called him 'a transformational leader' for both the Catholic Church and environmental activism.
- Celebrities including Eva Longoria and Sylvester Stallone shared tributes, praising his compassion and support for the marginalized.
- He was recognized for his advocacy for the environment and influencing the Paris Agreement.
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Leonardo DiCaprio remembers Pope Francis as transformational leader in heartfelt tribute
Leonardo DiCaprio has shared a heartfelt tribute to the late Pope Francis, describing him as a "transformational leader" in both the Catholic Church and the global environmental movement. DiCaprio, a renowned environmental activist, posted a message on Instagram remembering his 2016 meeting with the Pope at the Vatican, where the two were seen shaking hands and flipping through books together. View this post on Instagram …
Pope Francis inspired generations and was beacon of humility – DiCaprio and Yeoh
The 88-year-old pontiff died on Easter Monday after a cerebral stroke that led to a coma and irreversible heart failure, the Vatican said. Pope Francis has been praised for a legacy of inspiring “generations of environmentalists around the world” and as a “beacon of humility, compassion, and courage” by the famous faces he met including Oscar winners Michelle Yeoh and Leonardo DiCaprio. The 88-year-old pontiff died on Easter Monday after a cereb…
Leonardo DiCaprio hails late Pope Francis as ' extraordinary spiritual leader of our time'
Hollywood actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio has hailed the late Pope Francis as "one of the most extraordinary spiritual leaders of our time", after the pontiff passed away on Easter Monday (21.04.25) aged 88.
Pope Francis: Leonardo DiCaprio recalls meeting on climate crisis
Actor and activist Leonardo DiCaprio, 50, used his social networks to honor Pope Francis, who died at the age of 88 as a result of a stroke followed by heart failure. The pontiff, whose given name was Jorge Mario Bergoglio, died on Monday (21) after facing serious health problems in recent weeks, including bilateral pneumonia and bronchitis. The Hollywood star described the leader of the Catholic Church as an influential figure in the spiritual …
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