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This message was paid for by Brittany Ferries Cantabria. This message was paid for by Brittany Ferries. This weekend, on Easter Sunday, thousands of people gathered in St. Peter's Square in Vatican

City to mark the Catholic Church's most important

holy day.

They didn't think Pope Francis would appear. The 88-year-old had spent most of the past few

months in hospital with bronchitis and double pneumonia.

But this was a pope who, from the beginning, wanted to upend expectations.

And there he was, ailing, wheelchair-bound, speaking just briefly to wish the crowd a happy Easter.

Cari, fraterlli and sorelle, bonapacqua.

The next morning at 7.35 a.m., Pope Francis passed away,

bringing to an end a 12-year drive to reform a church that, in Francis's view view had strayed too far from the people it

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