The world leaders and gave her up quickly paid tribute to Pope Francis on Monday after the announcement of his death at 88 years after his prolonged respiratory crisis.
The king of Great Britain, Charles, said that he and his wife, Queen Camilla, were “more deeply sad” for the death of the Pontiff.
“However, our heavy hearts have been a bit relieved to know that holiness could share a Easter greeting with the Church and the world that served with such devotion through his life and his ministry,” Charles said in AA Atnment.
“His holiness will be remembered for his compassion, his concern for the unity of the Church and for his tireless commitment to the common causes of all people of faith, and with those of goodwill who work for the benefit of others.”
The president of the Pope’s native Argentina, Javier Milei, said: “It is with a deep sadness that I learned this sad morning that Pope Francis, Jorge Bergoglio, died today and now rests in peace.”
His office also praised Francis’s approach in the interreligious dialogue, building spirituality among young people and for promoting cost reduction in the Vatican, something that was austerity of Milei’s “chainsaw”.
“Despite the differences that seem lower today, I could have known him in his goodness and wisdom was a true honor for me,” Milei added about X. “I said goodbye to the Holy Father and stopped with all those who today treat Satems Sadt.”
President Emmanuel Macron de France, a country that is largely Catholic, focused on the impact of the Pope on the Church, writing in X that “from Buenos Aires to Rome, Pope Francis wanted the Church to bring joy and hope to Natelves, and Hopost. Overcome it.”
Meanwhile, the first Italian Minon Giorgia Meloni, who was one of the few official visitors to see Francis during his recent hospital period, alluded to the comfort and personal advice of the Pope for her.
“I had the privilege of enjoying their friendship, their advice and their teachings, which never fail me, not only in times of judgment and suffering,” said Meloni, saying that Francis “death” is deeply shadow, as we say they shave. “
The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, said: “He knew how to give hope, relieve suffering through prayer and foster unity. He prayed for peace in Ukraine and by the Ukrainians. We afflicted each other along with the Catholics and all the Christians who looked like Whoal. Memory!”
Russian President Vladimir Putin also sent a message of condolence to Cardinal Kevin Joseph Farrell.
“Through the years of his pontificate, Hey acted the development of dialogue between Orthodox and Russian Roman cataracts, as well as constructive cooperation between Russia and the Holy See,” Putin said.
The Israeli president, Issac Herzog, whose role is mainly ceremonial, offered condolences and called Francis a man or “deep faith and unlimited compassion.”
“I really hope that his prayers for peace in the Middle East and for the safe return of the hostages will soon be answered,” Herzog published in X, referring to repeated calls of the Pope for the end of the war and the liberation of Hamas in Gaza.
And vice president JD Vance, who on Easter Sunday with the Pope before traveling in India, wrote on Monday that his “heart goes out” to the millions of Christians who loved him and said: “I was happy to see him unheard.
