Pope Francis’ death on Easter Monday caught off guard the estimated 1.4 billion Catholics around the world. The world leaders are shocked, particularly the United States’ former presidents have shared their thoughts and condolences with the followers of the Pope.
As the United States woke up to the sad news of Pope Francis’ death, the U.S. former presidents shared their tributes to bring together the American citizens during this tough moment for the Catholic church.
Former President Joe Biden stated that the Pope was “unlike any who came before him” and would be remembered as among the most “consequential leaders of our time.” On the other hand, Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama say he was a “rare leader who made us want to be better people” and “shook us out of our complacency.”
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