The Pope died at age 88 after facing some health problems. His last public appearance was Easter Sunday at Mass.
Pope Francis, who died Monday at age 88, He was recognized as a great promoter of progressivism within faith itself. It is also remembered by iconic phrases like the one in 2013 in Brazil, “make mess”, this message was not only an invitation to youth so that they did not remain silent, but also an exhortation to the church ceasing to be an institution focused only on the comfortable and the institutional.
Throughout his career as an ecclesiastical and during his almost 12 years at the head of the institution, the late Supreme Pontiff left a legacy that drives new airs within the religious community, carrying his message even beyond the scope of believers.
Since his election in 2013, Argentine Jorge Mario Bergoglio marked his own agenda. He addressed issues such as homosexuality, armed conflicts, migrations and even internal problems of the Church, such as sexual abuse and corruption.
The 10 most remembered phrases of the Pope
1-“If a gay accepts the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge it?”
2- “I didn’t want to be a dad”
3- “The abuse of minors are the shame and humiliation of the Church”
4- “Better to be an atheist than bad Christian”
5- “To get peace, value is needed, much more than to make war”
6- “A person who thinks about building walls and not bridges, is not a Christian”
7- “The role of women in the Church goes far beyond functionality”
8- “Responsible paternity”
9- The message for Colombia: “Do not let the joy steal, do not lose hope”
10- “A poor church “
Source: Ambito
