Pope Francis was typically known as the “pope of the poor.” Impressed by the Jesuit imaginative and prescient of poverty and the motion of monks working in shantytowns, he repeatedly visited among the most disadvantaged areas of the capital and past earlier than his election — to evangelize, assist social work, and easily to pay attention.
To discover his legacy among the many most weak, we visited one of many neighborhoods he frequented earlier than changing into Pope, the place he celebrated many lots.
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