What local leaders are saying about the death of Pope Francis
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What local leaders are saying about the death of Pope Francis
"We extend our deepest condolences to the global Catholic community and to all who were moved by his life of profound faith and purpose,"
"'He has challenged us to turn away from selfish impulses and towards communion with others and respect for God's creation'."
"'Pope Francis was a sign and source of hope for people throughout the world particularly the forgotten, the poor, the sick and the voiceless.'"
"'His life was a commitment to our sacred responsibility to care for others, especially the most vulnerable among us.'"
Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, was honored by Massachusetts leaders for his significant contributions to the Catholic Church and humanity. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu highlighted his impact, stating he 'changed hearts, opened minds, and inspired action.' Archbishops and local government officials commended his compassion and focus on the vulnerable. His death on Easter Monday, after blessing thousands, adds poignancy to his legacy of hope and commitment to service, which will resonate across the globe.
Read at Boston.com
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