‘Poor Father’: Argentine Living to Live Pope Francis | Religious News

Argentines mourn the death of a countryman Pope FrancisIt was known that Buenos served as a archbishop and worked out in the city before the Roman Catholic Church.

The Argentine government mourns the seven-day mourning for Francis, who lost his life on Monday at the age of 88.

“As the Argentinians, we are like a street sweeper Javier Langenari, Monday, Bainos Ayres informed AFP news agency outside the large cathedral of Buenos Aires. “He endured as much as he could.”

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, born in 1936, became the first Latin American Pope in 2013 in 2013 in 2013.

While walking the church controversialFrancis stressed compassion for less compassion.

Jorge Garcia Cuerva, the archbishop of Buenos Aires, said on Monday, “Pope, Marginalized Pope.”

“He insisted on built bridges, insisted that we live in a universal brotherhood. Pope, the father of the poor was the father of mercy.

Argentine President Javier Melei – Before Francis collided with Francis and called him “Imbecile” and “Representative on Earth” – the late Pope also respected.

“Despite the little visible differences today, he was a real honor for me because he could recognize him in his goodness and wisdom,” he said in Milei X.

“I said goodbye to the Holy Father today, today, and today, the ones who are engaged in this sad news.”

Melei’s right winged libertarism was associated with Francis empathy message and lead to the possibility of social justice.

However, Francis, in 2023, after the election victory, Melei and Argentine President visited the Pope last year and praised the “positive relations”.

Monday, the former Argentine President Mauricio Macri Called a papa’s “unparalleled” religious figure.

“His life was marked by his words, commitment and his exercises with his actions,” Macri wrote in a social media post. “He is a lesson for everyone with his career.”

From Buenos Aires, Al Jazeera’s Teresa’s report, although many people visited the Argentina in the Argentina in the Argentina of many people.

“He never made it to Argentina and had a political message there for many. He did not want to use politically,” he said.

Bo said Argentines were proud of in the francis When the first selected Pope was selected, but the progressive causes, including “Polaring Figur”, which allows the same-sex couples to bless the same-sex couples and hit angrier traditions in the church.

“The most progressive people in this country did not like the message against injustice, the message against inequality among other things,” he said.

No matter what, Bo added, death will be felt inside the country.

“For most of the people I speak, he was a man trying to open the church, who speaks of his key and humility, and it is something that many people will remember in this country,” he said.

A resident of Buenos Aires Nikolas Cordoba Reuters told the news agency that the death of the Pope “will really leave a pain in the hearts of people.”

In a politically divided Argentina, some recalled the call to the country to come together.

“Francis’s message is always combining, always those who need to reach those in need,” Agustin Hartidge said that AFP is a 41-year-old lawyer.

“The candle I burn this candle is a tribute to everything he taught us.”