Was Francis a left -wing Pope? Rarely the members of the socialists, the greens and the France of France (LFI, the radical left) have been so inclined to embrace the legacy of a pontiff as much as that of Pope Francis, born Jorge Bergoglio, who died on Monday, April 21. While some saw their predicorts, Benedict XVI and John Paul II, such as the conservatives of the progressive ones, whose progressive ones were too rare, they saw their predicorts, they saw the Poopes, Benedict XVI II, as the progressive conservatives, whose progressive ones were too rare, saw their predicories, saw the Porales, Benedict XVI II Progressive were too rare, they saw their predicories, they saw the Poparas, Benedict II, as the conservatives of the progressive ones. Another hand, such as having enjoyed a popular grace.
Many French left figures paid the deceased Pope Great Hommage, from the leader of Radical La France Insumise, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, to the head of the Socialists, Olivier Faure and the former François Hollande. The taxes contrasted with the reactions of the right and the extreme right, which saw Francis as a figure too progressive, even “a potter”, to quote the extreme right policy Philippe de Villiers.
When he was appointed in March 2013, the Argentine priest Bergoglio chose to place the papal reign under the sponsorship of San Francisco de Asís, who chose a life of poverty and is one of the most popular saints outside the establishment of the Catholic Church. He combined this symbol with his words, moving away from making Latin rites, durable from the criticisms of traditionalist waves and hugging a consolidated simplicity by rejecting the opulence of Theolican in favor of a fashionable Roman apartment. “In his words and facts, he sought the return of the poor church to serve the poor,” he praised the left -wing mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan, whose city had received it in September 2023.
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