The late Joe Biden extends Pope Francis at the forefront, saying he was a “good man”

Former President Joe Biden praised the late Pope Francis in a new article, which led to a variation between him and the politicians who “practiced the policy of abstraction from humanity” while some outlets were interpreted as a criticism of President Donald Trump.

After his general final appearance on Easter on Sunday, Pope Francis died last week at the age of 88. His funeral was held in the Vatican city on Saturday, where dignitaries from all over the world were drawn, including Trump and Biden.

Biden, who left the White House in January, praised the Pope for his life in A. Usa today op-as Title, “Pope Francis stood up to sympathize with others who embraced cruelty. It might be the mercy of his legacy.”

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The former president indicated that when he sat out of more than 200,000 people in Rome, the mourning and celebrating the life of Pope Francis, “one word continued in my mind – mercy.” Biden, the second Catholic president, was criticized only for the adoption of views of direct contradiction with the teachings of the Church, such as support for abortion rights.

“Francis was the Pope for our time, when many leaders adopted cruelty,” Biden wrote. “He stood up to sympathy. When he embraced a lot of lies. He stood up for the truth. When many saw the climate represented an imaginary problem. He saw it as an existential crisis. When many treated the climate as a political issue. He knew it was an ethical necessity.”

The former president added, “When many practiced the policy of abstraction from humanity, he stood for our common humanity.”

Biden praised the late Pope on a large scale for the last Easter message the day before his death, how “he called” the cruelty that is subjected to others “and” spoke against the weakest demon between us. “

“How much contempt is sometimes moved towards the weak, marginalized, and immigrants!” The late Pope said in one of the quotes shared by Biden.

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Biden was reflected on a specific quote from the leader of faith, commenting that his departure would leave a cooler world.

“Francis used to say that“ a little mercy makes the world less cold and more just. ”Biden wrote:“ Now I am afraid of his death, the world will be cooler and less.