World-renowned scholar, podcaster says Pope Francis leaves a legacy of 'mercy'
- Pope Francis, age 88, passed away on Monday morning.
- He chose the name Francis, honoring Saint Francis of Assisi.
- This choice signaled his papacy's emphasis on humility and service.
- Francis famously asked, "Who am I to judge?"
- The world now awaits news of the next pontiff.
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Outside view: Pope Francis’ legacy of mercy and compassion is instructive for us all
As Jorge Mario Bergoglio prepared to assume the papacy, he chose a new name: Francis. That choice was a tribute to St. Francis of Assisi and set the stage for Pope Francis’ entire pontificate, in which he showed ceaseless solidarity with the poor and voiceless, just like his namesake. The pontiff set himself apart from all of his predecessors, as he was the first to go by this new name. ...
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