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JD Vance, White House share condolences after Pope Francis' death

  • Pope Francis, the 266th pope, died at age 88 on Monday morning, as announced by the Vatican.
  • Francis's passing followed a recent hospitalization for an infection that led to double pneumonia, requiring weeks of treatment.
  • Tributes poured in from presidents and people from all walks of life, following his last public appearance on Easter Sunday.
  • Leaders, including Donald Tusk, called Francis a "kind, warm and compassionate person," honoring his character and global impact.
  • Following his death, world leaders offered condolences, while some critics lamented his policies on issues like women's ordination.
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The American Vice President would no doubt have done without this bad buzz. The latter in fact went to the Vatican at Easter to meet Pope Francis. The Sovereign Pontiff passed away in the process. Did J.D. Vance kill the pope? On social networks, the mockers had a good time...

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U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance embraces the aura of death since Pope Francis hasn't breathed his life 24 hours after an audience - similar to Queen Elizabeth after a meeting with British short-term Prime Minister Liz Truss on Balmoral. India's Prime Minister Modi should be worried.

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NBC LA broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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