He Pope Francisleader of the Catholic Church, died today at age 88. Francisco had been suffering from health problems lately and was hospitalized in February due to bronchitis, which caused him double pneumonia and several respiratory crises. However, he was discharged on March 23 and left the convalescence on Easter Sunday to bless thousands of people in the Plaza de San Pedro.
His death was confirmed by Cardinal Kevin Joseph Farrell: “I must announce the death of our Holy Father Francisco. At 7.35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francisco, has returned to the father’s house. “
Farewell messages to Pope Francis from the entertainment world
Antonio Banderas published a photo on Instagram of him shaking the Pope’s hand, writing in the photo: “Pope Francis has died, a man who, at the head of the Catholic Church, showed goodness, love and mercy to the most needy people.”
“A wonderful man, wonderful! Rest in peace Father Holy!” Sylvester Stallone wrote to fire him with images of his visit to the Vatican with his family.
Russell Crowe, who met Pope Francis in 2014, wrote in X: “A beautiful day in Rome, but a sad day for the faithful. Rest in peace Francis.”
The music, poet and writer Patti Smith shared on Instagram the photo of a lion tooth and the message: “This is a bloom, a humble but strong lion tooth. I saw her this morning and moved me. Goodbye, dear Pope Francis. Nature, poetry and suffering will miss his champion.”
In an Instagram publication this morning, actress Whoopi Goldberg, who showed a photo of her gathered with the Pope in 2023, wrote: “He was the closest in a long time that seemed to remember that Christ’s love wrapped believers and not believers. He felt more like Pope John XXIII, who realized faith.”
The writer Mariana Enriquez He sent a sense greeting to all his believers followers for the moment. Although he admitted not to be religious, he said he had his process that ended up having the deep respect for Pope Francis. “One thing that if he taught me was to lower ten changes with anticlericalism and be tolerant with others, with their faith and contradictions. The agnostics are very arrogant and we believe ourselves above the human mud, sometimes, “he said.
Martin Scorse’s farewell to Pope Francis
Martin Scorsese It was one of the personalities of the entertainment world that had the greatest relationship with Francisco. The renowned director assured that His death “has a deep impact” in a statement shared by the Thewrap portal.
“There is much to say about the importance of Pope Francis and everything that meant for the world, for the church and for the papacy,” Scorsese wrote. “I will leave that for others. It was, in every way, an extraordinary human being.”
Scorsese, Italo -American and Catholic, has impregnated his work of religious themes and is currently developing the film “Life of Jesus”, which he will direct. Scorsese states that the film, based on the novel by Japanese writer Shasaku Endo, was inspired by Francisco’s call to bring spiritual issues to the art world.
“He acknowledged his own failures,” Scorsese wrote, who met Francisco in the Vatican last year. “Irradia wisdom. It radiated goodness. I had a iron commitment to good. He knew at the bottom of his soul that ignorance was a terrible plague for humanity. That’s why he never stopped learning. And he never stopped illuminating. And hugged, preached and practiced forgiveness. A universal and constant forgiveness. The loss for me is deep; I was lucky to meet him, and I will miss his presence and warmth. Loss to the world is immense. But he left a light, and will never go out”
Source: Ambito
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