Pope Francis's death at 88 was confirmed by the Vatican, marking the end of a papacy dedicated to the service of the poor and teachings of the Gospel. He had struggled with various health issues, exacerbated by chronic lung disease. His most recent hospitalization lasted 38 days due to double pneumonia, the longest of his papacy. Despite his health, he remained active in the days leading to his death, including participating in a popemobile tour during Easter Sunday celebrations. His legacy highlights compassion and moral strength, particularly towards the marginalized.
Pope Francis was confirmed dead at the age of 88, dedicating his life to serving the Lord and the Church, encouraging a strong moral and loving faith.
Francis suffered from chronic lung disease, leading to lengthy hospitalizations, including 38 days for a respiratory crisis, which was the longest of his papacy.
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