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New Hampshire Catholics react to death of Pope Francis


Published on 2025-04-29 22:11:38 - WMUR
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    • New Hampshire's Catholic community is taking time to pray for Pope Francis after the announcement of his death at 88 years old.

Pope Francis, at 87 years old, has been hospitalized in Rome due to a respiratory infection, prompting concern and prayers from people around the world, including in New Hampshire. The Pope's health issues have led to discussions about the future of the Catholic Church, with some expressing hope for his recovery while others are contemplating the possibility of a new pope. In New Hampshire, reactions vary, with individuals like Father Paul Boudreau from St. Kathryn Parish in Hudson expressing confidence in Pope Francis's leadership and praying for his swift recovery. Meanwhile, others, such as Father Gary Belliveau from St. Andre Bessette Parish in Laconia, reflect on the inevitability of change within the Church and the potential for a new direction under different leadership. The situation has sparked a range of emotions, from concern and support to contemplation about the future of the global Catholic community.

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