Pontiff’s message is that the true place of his church is on the edge of society, written by the newspaper.
Pope Francis shortly before his death donated almost all the money left for him for the minors in Rome. On Sunday, April 27, the economist wrote.
It is indicated that Pontiff has moved nearly 200,000 euros ($ 225,000) to pay a mortgage for pasta operating in prison.
According to the publication, the Pontiff’s message consists of the fact that the current area of his church is on the edge of society.
It is well known that Argentine Horge Mario Bergolo was born on December 17, 1936. He accepted Francis’s name when the leader of the Roman Catholic Church was elected on March 13, 2013 in honor of San Francis of the Assisian, who founded poor Franciscans.
At the same time, Bergolo returned in 1992, when he focused on bishops, refused the rich apartment, used public transportation and was able to prepare food.
At the beginning of the week, the Vatican published a covenant of Pope Francis, who died on the morning of April 21 after a long illness. According to Pontiff’s will, he was not buried in the Vatican, but in the Roman Basilica Santa Maria-Majore. The grave should be simple, without jewelry, with only inscription – Franciscus (Francis).
According to doctors’ conclusions, the cause of the death of the Holy See primate is a stroke and an irreversible cardiovascular collapse.
The Farewell ceremony was held on April 26 in the Vatican. It was visited by nearly 250 thousand people, including more than 60 chapters of states and governments.
Remember that on Saturday at St. Peter Square in the Vatican, a remembrance of Liturgy and farewell to Pope Francis. In addition to many pilgrims, the leaders of the world also came to honor the deceased Pontiff. After the liturgy, the grave was brought and the funeral at the Basilica of Santa Maria Majore. Italy reported that at least 400 thousand people came to the funeral. We talk about those present in St. Peter’s Square and along the route.
Source: korrespondent
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