Trump spoke after the Pope died. That's what Francis said

Pope Francis died on Easter Monday, April 21, at the age of 88. After his death, the planet leaders offered their condolences. Donald Trump besides joined them. Thus the president of the United States said goodbye to the head of the Roman Catholic Church.


"Stay in peace, Francis! God bless the Pope and everyone who loved him," wrote Donald Trump on fact Social platform.

The White home had previously published photos on page X of Pope Francis' gathering with president Donald Trump and his wife Melania. A photograph was besides made available from the Holy Father's gathering with Vice president J.D. Vance. callback that it was held on Easter Sunday and was 1 of the last meetings of the head of the Church.



Joe Biden besides spoke. The erstwhile president of the United States added an entry on X. "With large sadness Jill and I learned about the death of His Holiness Pope Francis" – Biden started.

He emphasized that Pope Francis "was different from all those who came before him. Pope Francis will be remembered as 1 of the most crucial leaders of our time, and I am better off with him as a model. For decades he served the most needy in Argentina, and his mission to support the mediocre never stopped".

"As Pope, he was a loving shepherd and a demanding teacher who reached for another religions. He ordered us to fight for peace and to defend our planet from the climate crisis. He stood up for those who had no voice or strength. He made everyone feel accepted and perceived by the Church. He promoted equality and the end of poorness and suffering worldwide," wrote the erstwhile president of the United States.

Joe Biden finished the entry with words: "And above all, he was the Pope for everyone. He was the Pope of the People – a light of faith, hope and love".

Politicians respond to the death of Pope Francis

As we wrote in onTemat.pl, the news about Francis' death revolved around the planet on Easter Monday. The Holy Father was 88 years old and was the first pope from South America.

His death caused a stir among leaders around the world. It was said by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Vice president of the United States J.D. Vance, president of France Emmanuel Macron, King of large Britain Charles III, president of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Duda, and president of Russia Vladimir Putin.