Serie A games postponed after death of Pope Francis
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The death of Pope Francis, aged 88, led to the postponement of four scheduled Serie A matches on Easter Monday. Announced by the Vatican, the Pope had just left the hospital after treatment for an infection. Known for his support of football, he was a fan of Argentina's San Lorenzo. The governing body for Serie A confirmed that these fixtures would be rescheduled. Tributes from various clubs highlighted his moral impact and dedication to humanity, reflecting the profound loss felt worldwide.
"A loss that deeply saddens our city and the entire world," a Roma statement read. "His faith, his humility, his courage and his dedication have touched the hearts of millions of people."
The Vatican announced on Monday morning that Pope Francis had died at the age of 88. He had recently been discharged from hospital after five weeks of treatment for an infection.
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