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Pope of Peace – World Leaders React to His Death

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Following Pope Francis, the leader of the 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide, who passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, international leaders expressed their sorrow and recalled him as “a beacon of compassion.” Many emphasized his commitment to social justice and interfaith dialogue, highlighting how his teachings transcended religious boundaries. People from all walks of life gathered to celebrate his legacy of understanding and peace as tributes flooded in.

Source: NY Carib News | #1 Weekly Caribbean-American news source

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