German cardinal pays tribute to pope as 'tireless advocate for weak'

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German Cardinal Woelki Praises Late Pope Francis’ Dedication to Social Justice

COLOGNE – Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki, a leading Catholic figure in Germany from Cologne, has lauded the late Pope Francis as a “tireless advocate” for vulnerable and marginalized populations. In a statement released on Monday, following the passing of Pope Francis at the age of 88, Woelki reflected on the pontiff’s significant contributions and lasting impact.

Cardinal Woelki’s Statement on Pope Francis’ Legacy

β€œWe will deeply miss his persistent reminders concerning social justice and the safeguarding of creation as our shared home,” stated Cardinal Woelki. He further emphasized Pope Francis’ “impetus for synodal cooperation within the Church and for disseminating the Gospel to all people,” highlighting the Pope’s commitment to both internal Church reform and global outreach.

Mourning in Cologne: St. Peter’s Bell Tolls

In a solemn display of mourning, St Peter’s bell, the largest bell within the iconic Cologne Cathedral, was tolled shortly after the announcement of Pope Francis’ death. This resonant act served as a public expression of grief and solidarity from the Catholic community in Cologne.


Pope Francis delivering a speech in St Patrick’s Hall at Dublin Castle, Dublin, as part of his visit to Ireland. The head of the Catholic Church, who led 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide since 2013, died on Monday at the age of 88, the Vatican announced. The Argentinian-born pontiff was the first from Latin America.


Pope Francis speaks during a visit to Knock Holy Shrine, in County Mayo to view the Apparition Chapel and to give the Angelus address, as part of his visit to Ireland. The head of the Catholic Church, who led 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide since 2013, died on Monday at the age of 88, the Vatican announced. The Argentinian-born pontiff was the first from Latin America.

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Pope Francis arrives to attending the closing Mass at the World Meeting of Families at Phoenix Park in Dublin, as part of his visit to Ireland. The head of the Catholic Church, who led 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide since 2013, died on Monday at the age of 88, the Vatican announced. The Argentinian-born pontiff was the first from Latin America.


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