The celebrities greet the memory of Pope Francis, who died on Monday, April 21 at 88. Whoopi Goldberg, the unforgettable sister Marie-Clarence of Sister actHe paid tribute to Instagram to the Sovereign Pontiff, which he had met in 2023 and 2024.
“It seemed to be one of the few to remember that the love of Christ wrapped believers as non -believers. He made me think of John XXIII (the Pope in the origin of Vatican II, and in the modernization of the Church, the editor’s note),” he wrote.
Russell Crowe, the star of GladiatorHe had also met Pope Francis in 2014. He paid tribute to his X account: “A magnificent day in Rome, but a sad day for faith. Rest in peace, François.”
“Deeply sad”
Mireille Mathieu, who had met the Pope in December 2019, and sang in the Vatican at Christmas, also cried the disappearance of the Pope, writing in a press release transmitted to the AFP journalist Jean-François Guyot:
“I am extremely and deeply saddened after seeing the Pope this Easter Sunday in Rome, sends his latest Urbi and Orbi blessing in breath, as a final message.”
And to add: “His holiness, Pope Francis transmitted the message of faith and on this day of resurrection, the entire world and his Argentine country cry to this great Pope of hope.”
Charles III finally declared that he was “very sad” after the death of the Pope. The king said, however, that his “heavy heart” was “somewhat relieved” because of the fact that the Pope could “share a Passover message with the church and the world.”
The king, who is also the head of the Church of England, also said that he was “very moved” to have visited François in the Vatican on April 9. Accompanied by his wife Camilla, he had met the Pope during a private audience.
Source: BFM TV
