Pope Francis, the first pope from the Americas, died today at age 88. Born in Argentina as Jorge Mario Bergoglio, he became an influential figure in the Catholic Church after his election in 2013. Known for his progressive views on social justice, he emphasized the rights of immigrants, the poor, and Indigenous peoples. While advocating for LGBTQ rights, he maintained traditional Church doctrines. Additionally, he addressed environmental issues, promoting moral responsibility toward the planet. His leadership marked a pivotal shift in the Catholic Church's engagement with contemporary social challenges.
Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, was renowned for his progressive views on social issues including immigration, poverty, and LGBTQ rights, while advocating for environmental responsibility.
Elected in 2013, Pope Francis influenced the Catholic Church's stance on social justice, emphasizing the dignity of marginalized groups and promoting an ethical approach to consumption and environmentalism.
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