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April 22, 2025

Recall the pope's affection for India & their personal experiences with him: Cardinal Baselios Cleemis, Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad to attend Papal conclave

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HEADS of various churches in Kerala, including Cardinal Baselios Cleemis who will participate in the Papal Conclave to elect the next pope, condoled the demise of Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday at 88 years of age. The heads recalled the pope's affection for India and their personal experiences with him.

Cardinal George Alencherry, Major Archbishop Emeritus, Syro-Malabar Church Pope Francis had showcased before the world a new form of Papal service, one that was steeped in humility and austerity. He was a good man, a good Christian and a good leader. He lent a helping hand to the poor, needy and those seeking asylum. I had the opportunity to witness his immense grace in coming to the aid of the people of Myanmar who came seeking asylum to Bangladesh. Pope Francis steadfastly trod the path of love and compassion just like our Lord Jesus Christ.

Cardinal Baselios Cleemis, Major Archbishop, Syro-Malankara Catholic Church As the leader of the Church and entire humanity, he stood firm in re-reading gospel, trying to find our Jesus and his approach towards human beings, focusing on those marginal-

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