Tripura’s Jampui Hill recalls Pope Francis and mourns the passing of Pope Francis, remembering his legacy of compassion, unity, and tireless advocacy for peace, justice, and human dignity. His life and message continue to inspire hope and solidarity across faiths and nations.
Jampui Hill, Tripura April 22: Just like the rest of the Christian community worldwide, it is with profound sorrow that the people of Jampui Hill of Tripura received the news that Pope Francis, Jorge Bergoglio, passed away and is now resting in peace.
People here remember His Holiness mainly for his compassion, his concern for the unity of the Church and for his tireless commitment to the common causes of all people of faith, his unwavering commitment to the principles of compassion, peace, and human dignity, his advocate for the poor, the marginalized, and the oppressed.
Dr Zairemthiama Pachuau of Jampui Hill shared his impression on Pope Francis’s papacy where he mentions the Pope’s deep concern with the issues of social justice and human rights
Dr Zairemthiama Pachuau of Jampui Hill shared his impression on Pope Francis’s papacy where he mentions the Pope’s deep concern with the issues of social justice and human rights, and his profound commitment to alleviating suffering, his deep message of peace, reconciliation, his solidarity with refugees, his calls for climate action, and his insistence on global peace and equality, his call to care for one another across different faiths, backgrounds, nations and beliefs.
He also brings out the Pope’s humility and love so pure and a legacy that can continue to guide humanity toward a more just, peaceful and compassionate world.
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Several other locals of the Jampui Hill echoed the sentiment of Dr Zairemthiama Pachuau and pointed out Pope’s understanding of people irrespective of gender and religion as the brothers and sisters of the Christ.
