Pope Francis Dies: NYC Mourns
The world mourns the passing of Pope Francis, with tributes pouring in from global leaders. In New York City, a solemn mass was held at St. Patrick's Cathedral, where parishioners gathered to pray and reflect on his legacy.
<img src="https://assets1.cbsnewsstatic.com/hub/i/r/2024/09/10/6ce8940c-8610-4738-8b3a-08410b97deb3/thumbnail/80x80/02867bbec60c33b2b46d0a2620468e71/0035-christina-fan-circle-button-1000x1000.png?v=04a4ba26f526ed8207f014fe1018c4aa#" alt="Image of St. Patrick's Cathedral">Cardinal Dolan, leading the mass, reflected on the Pope's life, noting his humility and commitment to serving the less fortunate. Parishioners shared their personal reflections, remembering him as a peaceful man who championed the poor.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, calling his meeting with Pope Francis "one of the most sacred and special moments" of his life. He praised the Pope's kindness, grace, and faith in building a better world.
Pope Francis: The People's Pope
Pope Francis is widely remembered as 'the people's pope', a tireless activist for peace and a reformer who addressed critical issues within the Catholic Church. He was the first pontiff from the Americas and the first Jesuit pope, traveling to over 60 countries during his papacy. His legacy includes a strong focus on compassion, humility, and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
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