“The last foreign guest of Pontice was US Vice President Jay Di Vance.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The last foreign guest of Pontice was US Vice President Jay Di Vance.
Pope Francis died at the age of 88 at his residence in the Vatican / photo Getty ImagesThe death of Pope Francis has caused a wave of sympathy for politicians from all over the world. US Vice -Cresident Ji Di Vance, who met with the Pope the day before, expressed his condolences in connection with the death of Ponthyf.
“I am glad to see him yesterday, though he looked very ill. My heart with millions of Christians around the world who loved him. I will always remember him for the preaching that he delivered in the first days of Covid. It was really very beautiful. May God rest his soul,”
The Head of the European Commission Ursula von der Liaien wrote that the pontiff inspired millions of people “with his humility and sincere love for the less happy.” According to her, his heritage will continue to lead humanity to a “faster world.”
French President Emmanuel Macron said the Pope was always on the side of the “weakest and most vulnerable” – and did so with great modesty. He said:
“At this time of wars and cruelty, he felt the pain of another.”
CDU chairman and the future Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz called the pontiff a man who “fought constantly for justice and reconciliation.”
The death of the PopePope Francis died on April 21 at the age of 88 at his residence in the Vatican, at St. Martha’s House. He was in hospital for more than a month, from February 14 to March 23. He was hospitalized with bronchitis. During illness, the condition of the pontiff worse. In early March, the Pope was connected to the apparatus of artificial lung ventilation.
On the day on April 20, Francis appeared before the believers who gathered on St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican, and addressed them with an Easter speech in which he mentioned Ukraine.
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