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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35164, member: 636"]
President Mnangagwa shared his sadness about Pope Francis, who died Monday morning at age 88. The President called him a person whose voice reached beyond Vatican walls to touch people worldwide. He praised the Pope as someone who served God faithfully throughout his life. His message showed deep respect for how the religious leader raised spiritual awareness everywhere. The President believes the Pope left behind teachings that will guide many future generations.

The Pope had been sick with bronchitis, which became pneumonia in both lungs. He spent 38 days in the hospital before returning to his Vatican home, where he passed away. People can pay their respects when his body moves to St Peter's Basilica tomorrow. The funeral happens Saturday at the Vatican. Leaders across the world continue sending messages about him.

Born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Argentina, Pope Francis became known for simple living. He loved helping poor people during his time as Archbishop of Buenos Aires. In 2013, he made history as the first pope from the Americas. He chose modest housing instead of fancy palaces. His peace efforts included visiting Iraq, where he met with Muslim leaders to build better relationships.
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