Pope left a legacy of compassion, local priests say
- Pope Francis greeted the crowd from St. Peter's Basilica on March 13, 2013, signaling a shift towards a church focused on the poor, vulnerable, and marginalized.
- During his papacy, Francis emphasized compassion for migrants and LGBTQ+ individuals, advocating for welcoming and inclusive attitudes.
- Francis's death on Easter Monday left many saddened, as he was seen as a leader who brought hope and highlighted the need for compassion and support for the marginalized.
- His autobiography and teachings urged Christians to promote love, inclusion, and hope in society, reminding believers that the church should be a welcoming space.
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Welcoming the outsider, Pope Francis brought us back to heart of Christianity
(RNS) — The world is saddened by the loss of Pope Francis, the pope who reminded us what Christianity is truly about. From the first moment he appeared publicly on March 13, 2013, greeting the crowd from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, we knew he was going to be different from other popes. By making a purposeful choice not to wear the red mozzetta — a short cape traditionally worn by popes that resembles royal vestments — he delivered his f…
American Opinion: 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. Francis died Monday morning at the age of 88. As the head …
San Cleto: history, miracles and celebrations around the world
Saint Cletus: history, miracles and celebrations in the world Saint Cletus, also known as Anacletus, is one of the first popes of the Catholic Church, who lived in the first century AD. His story is shrouded in mystery, but he is remembered as a prominent figure in the early Christian community. His feast day is celebrated on April 26, a significant date for faithful around the world who venerate him as a model of faith and dedication. The life …
More Than a Pope: The Legacy of Pope Francis - Official Blog of Rotaract Club of University of Sri Jayewardenepura
Jorge Mario Bergoglio was appointed Pope Francis in 2013, and with this, the world quickly saw that he was not your typical pope. From the start, he made it clear that he wanted a simpler, humbler Church—one that served the poor, welcomed the outcast, and wasn’t afraid to speak up on global issues. Choosing the […] The post More Than a Pope: The Legacy of Pope Francis appeared first on Official Blog of Rotaract Club of University of Sri Jayeward…
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