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Tribute to Pope Francis from the Archbishop of Kenya

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It is with great sadness that I have learned of the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis.

He was a courageous voice in our time; especially on climate justice, care for the poor, and the dignity of every human being. His encyclical Laudato Si’ awakened the global Church to its responsibility for creation.

I was privileged to meet him a moment I will always treasure. His humility, warmth, and deep pastoral heart spoke volumes. In him, I saw a true servant of Christ.

Pope Francis also reached across traditions, championing Christian unity and fostering dialogue with grace and sincerity. He reminded us that though we may worship in different churches, we belong to one Body.

We in the Anglican Church of Kenya join our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters in mourning his passing and giving thanks for his life.

Well done, good and faithful servant. Rest in peace, rise in glory.

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