Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope, died at the age of 88. He was known for his acts of love, humility, and informality. Francis led the church through the coronavirus pandemic and made significant changes to the Vatican's priorities, focusing on the poor, the environment, and LGBTQ+ Catholics. He faced criticism from conservatives but also gained popularity among progressives. Despite his health issues, Francis continued to prioritize the marginalized and challenged the global economic system. His papacy was marked by a commitment to mercy, compassion, and inclusivity.