Pope Francis, the first Jesuit and non-European pontiff in over 1,200 years, died on Easter Monday at the age of 88. His papacy, which began in 2013, was marked by his emphasis on mercy, inclusiveness, and environmental issues. The global community is grieving the loss of a leader known for his advocacy for justice and compassion. As the Vatican gears up for the selection of a new pope, the world reflects on the legacy of Pope Francis.
“Pope Francis, non-European Jesuit pontiff, dies at 88; remembered for mercy, inclusiveness, and environmental advocacy.”
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