The last picture of Pope Francis, which became history; Special message was given on Easter

Pope Francis Death News: Pope Francis, the largest religious leader of the Christian community, has died at the age of 88. This news brought a blow not only for the Vatican City but also for the whole world. On the day of Easter from St. Peter Basilica’s balcony, Pope Francis greeted thousands of devotees as “Happy Easter”, it became his last public word.

This scene was captured by the camera and this picture has now become a part of history. He may not have participated in Easter prayer, but his presence made everyone emotion.

War fighting double pneumonia
Pope Francis’ health was a long time of concern. In childhood, one of his lungs was removed, and he lived life with just one lungs. Recently he complained of double pneumonia, after which he was admitted to Jameli Hospital in Rome. There he stayed in treatment for 38 days, but eventually the body stopped supporting. Due to his age and chronic illness, his condition became even more serious. Nevertheless, he served religion and humanity till his last breath.

How will the funeral of Pope Francis?
Pope Francis always balanced the tradition with modernity. Where earlier three coffins were used in the funeral of the Pope, now the rules have been changed. Now the body will be kept in the coffin immediately after his death, and then the general public will be allowed to visit. After this, a 9 -day mourning period will also be celebrated. The special thing is that

According to the New York Times, Mexican broadcaster has stated that Pope Francis had expressed his desire to be buried in Santa Maria Magigor Basilica, not in St. Peter’s grave. There is a possibility that his last wish will be respected. During the process of burial, a document of 1000 words is prepared, which describes their Pope tenure, decisions and contributions. This document is kept for history. Pope Francis, who was once a simple priest of Argentina, worked to connect the entire Christian world with messages of humility, compassion and equality. They became not only the Pope, but a source of inspiration.