Pope Francis Died, Pete Hegseth Had a Suboptimal Weekend, and We Announced the Winners of Our Washington Women in Journalism Awards - Washingtonian
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Pope Francis died on Monday at 88, concluding a 12-year papacy marked by efforts toward inclusivity within the Catholic Church amid challenges from traditionalists. His recent public interactions included a meeting with Vice President JD Vance in Rome, where he urged global political leaders not to succumb to 'the logic of fear.' Following his passing, a funeral and a conclave to select his successor will take place. Although Francis appointed many of the cardinals who will vote, it remains uncertain if they will present a unified front.
Pope Francis, aged 88, passed away on Monday after a 12-year papacy defined by inclusivity efforts and conflicts with traditionalists within the Catholic Church.
In a final public message, Pope Francis appealed to political leaders to resist fear-driven decisions, emphasizing the need for hope and unity in challenging times.
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