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- The Pope—Why Was He So Loved What Happens Now?
Despite being the head of the Catholic church, he was still loved by everyone across the globe regardless of their religion or views they had Why was he so loved? What did he do? The biggest reason why people loved the pope was how inclusive he was, and how he loved others
- Why Was Pope Francis Loved and Hated by so Many? - MSN
Over his 12-year papacy, he became one of the most admired and criticized popes in history His actions and words sparked love from some and anger from others Let’s explore why Pope Francis’
- 80 Reasons to Love Pope Francis - jesuits. org
Here are 80 things the Jesuits love about Pope Francis (This list was compiled on December 13, 2016, for Pope Francis’ 80th birthday ) As the first Jesuit pope, Francis was trained in a faith that does justice and a spirituality that seeks to find God in all things
- Why the world loves Pope Francis - Lifestyle. INQ
Besides his political activism, what often endeared Pope Francis to people was his simplicity, coupled with his tireless immersion in poor communities Pope Francis was a perfect picture of humility
- Why I Loved Pope Francis - by Andrew Sullivan
It is hard to express what those simple words of human recognition and love did to me, after so many years It was like a dam breaking in my soul I never expected the doctrine to change, because I’m a smart fellow, had read my theology, and was not entirely sure how it could
- Looking back at Pope Francis legacy and impact on the . . . - CBS News
A longtime Vatican correspondent shares his insights on the legacy of Pope Francis, a populist leader who sought to bring the Church closer to the people
- Why We Liked the Pope | RELIGION AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN A GLOBAL WORLD
This is the side of faith that Pope Francis exhibited in spades His kindness was especially apparent in his approach to other religious traditions, to refugees and prisoners, to marginalized people and the LGBTQ community
- The joyful pope: How Pope Francis changed us, and our world, for the . . .
For the last 12 years we have been blessed to be guided by Pope Francis’ vision of a Church that acts like a “field hospital” and tends to people’s wounds We witnessed, in awe, how he extended the Church’s love to all of humanity—not just Catholics
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