Pope Francis’ death echoed around the world, and Catholic leaders were remembered by millions of Jesuit Pontiffs, who promoted social and economic justice.
This is the reaction of major British newspapers to the news.
“The pioneering head of Pope Francis’s Catholic Church died in 88”. guardianfeaturing a photo of the white Soutane, his arms stretched out toward the crowd.
“Popularity of man” wrote MirrorAmong a pope who escapes grand and rituals, he is known for his humility and sympathy for the most vulnerable, including the poor and marginalized.
exist Ithe Pope’s viewing method is similar, with the same title and photos of Pope Francis in the crowd.
The symbol of the Pope’s death on Easter Monday is not at subway.
“The Last Blessing” is the main title of the paper, which contains a photo of Pope Francis touching the hand of a child on St. Peter’s Square.
“The last Easter blessing, his work is done,” agrees Daily Telegraph.
“He returned to his father’s house.” Daily Mail.
“In an era of populism and polarization, the modern pope” is Financial Times In terms of Catholic leadership, he is known for bridging political and religious divisions.
Finally, in sunthe title of the paper is: “Real Blessings”.
