MD Leaders Remember Pope Francis For 'His Love For Poor, Marginalized'
- Pope Francis, age 88, died on Monday after facing recent health issues, according to the Vatican.
- The Pope's death followed a period of health challenges, including a lung infection that required treatment.
- World leaders and people across faiths expressed condolences, remembering the Pope's dedication to peace and compassion.
- Statements included Ontario Premier Doug Ford's tribute and King Charles's reflection on the Pope's impact.
- Following his death, a Rosary prayer led by Cardinal Gambetti, a funeral, and a conclave for selecting a new pope are expected.
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Detroit's Pope Francis Center leader reflects on late pontiff's legacy - WDET 101.9 FM
Caring for the poor and having mercy for the marginalized were values that played a central role in Pope Francis’ leadership, which touched many parts of the world. In Vatican City, Pope Francis created a sanctuary for people experiencing homelessness. He called them Nobles of the Street. In Gaza, a small war-torn parish received daily calls from Pope Francis. The pontiff began making those calls shortly after the war in Gaza started in October …
State leaders remember Pope Francis as 'people's pope' and 'champion for a more just world' - Maryland Matters
Pope Francis, in an Aug. 3, 2023, photo from a visit to Portugal for World Youth Day. (Photo by Antonio Cotrim - Pool/Getty Images)Leaders from the worlds of church and state in Maryland remembered Pope Francis Monday for his humility and his advocacy for the poor and marginalized, with some sharing personal stories of meeting the pontiff. The pope died Monday at age 88, the Vatican announced. “Pope Francis – the People’s Pope – led with humilit…
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