The funeral of Pope Francis is taking place in Rome, with numerous foreign dignitaries attending. Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the Pope's foreign minister, reflects on the Pope's commitment to the powerless and his willingness to engage with diverse individuals. The Pope's first trip was to honor migrants, and his last was to a prison. He continued to work despite poor health, wanting to die with his boots on.
The funeral of Pope Francis is being held in St Peter's Square in Rome.
Archbishop Paul Gallagher, Pope Francis's foreign minister, shares insights into the Pope's character and motivations.
The Pope was dedicated to helping the powerless and was willing to meet with a variety of people.
His first trip outside of Rome was to honor migrants who drowned off Lampedusa, and his last trip was to a prison in Rome.
He insisted on continuing his work despite his poor health.