Denver (KDVR)-The flags of the United States and Colorado fly to half of the employees on Monday to honor the late Pope Francis.
Early Monday morning, Francis, the first appearance in Latin America in history, died at the age of 88. He was recently admitted to a hospital in Italy on February 14, where he stayed for 38 days for the breathing crisis that developed into double pneumonia.
Francis Kababa served for 12 years, as the world fascinated its modest style and Attention to the poorBut the conservative isolated with criticism of capitalism and climate change.
After the death of Francis, the governor of Colorado Jared Police ordered that he be transferred in half of the employees until sunset. This matter follows the federation presented by President Donald Trump, who The executive order signed To reduce flags.
“It is a heavy heart, we are saddened by the loss of Pope Francis today. Pope Francis was a pillar of sympathy and hero to create a more comprehensive and wicked gospel. Pope Francis talked about protecting our environment, continuing our planet, continuing to advance in Kokan, and continues to advance in Cathol. All over the world, Polis said in a.” statement.
Francis presented his last public appearance On Easter Sunday For thousands of people in Saint Peter Square. The ruling authority of the Catholic Church, the Apostolic Chair, will work to elect the next leader.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.