Pope’s death has symbolic worldwide meaning
Whenever someone dies on or near a major holiday, it leads to symbolism that loved ones always remember. I’m no stranger to holiday deaths. My maternal grandfather died on Christmas Eve in 1984. My paternal grandmother died on Good Friday in 1987. This week the death of Pope Francis on the day after Easter gave the entire world a chance to share that experience. It will be widely remembered for several reasons. For one thing, Francis died the way he would have wanted. He was out among the crowd on Easter Sunday, greeting people in St. Peter’s Square. He wouldn’t have wanted ...