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On this Tuesday, it was a rather miraculous Easter Sunday in Rome as the ailing Pope got into the Pope-Mobile and cruised around the Vatican. There were thousands of people on hand, of course, for Easter Sunday, and the Pope looked clear-eyed, lively,

and then after that, he went back into the Vatican offices and met with Vice President Vance for 17 minutes,

and it was a worldwide story. Here is the Pope who had been

infirmed since February, getting out on Easter Sunday, and rousing the crowd and talking to the

vice president of the United States. Well, a few hours later, the Pope was dead. And I can't help

with thinking there was some divine guidance in his last hurrah.

But that's because I'm a believer.

I am a Irish Catholic, as you know.

Now, the legacy of Pope Francis is twofold.

On the theology, he was an ace. Very, very compassionate man. I met him one time

briefly, but I observed him for a couple of hours that day in Rome, and he was so kind to the

multitudes of people, of course, wanted to get close to him.

And his whole philosophy was, help the poor, help the poor, and the marginalized.

But of course, he ran into politics.

But for me, Pope Francis did what Jesus assigned him to do.

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