Pope Francis, the first pope from Latin America, passed away on Easter Monday at 88 years old after over 12 years of leadership in the Catholic Church. The announcement came from Cardinal Kevin Farrell, who emphasized the pope's lifelong dedication to service. Francis made his last public appearance on Easter Sunday, blessing crowds despite being ill. His death prompted worldwide mourning and tributes from leaders across faiths, reflecting on his advocacy for marginalized communities, including migrants and LGBTQ+ individuals, and his commitment to environmental issues.
Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88, remembered as the first Latin American pope who was a voice for marginalized communities and nature.
Following his death, Cardinal Kevin Farrell announced that he returned to the home of the Father, reflecting on Francis's lifelong dedication to the Church.
On Easter Sunday, Pope Francis made a public appearance just before his passing, blessing the crowd from St. Peter's Basilica despite his evident illness.
World leaders and common people expressed deep sorrow and gratitude for Pope Francis's inclusive messages, honoring his efforts for marginalized groups and the environment.
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