Pope Joy Beher Frett Francis could be replaced by a “conservative man.”
“The View” co-host Joy Behar responded to Pope Francis’ death on Tuesday, lamenting that the late professional staff could replace him with a “conservative man.”
“There could be some repulsion to how good he is and how humble he was now compared to some of the leaders of this world, so there could be some repulsion to it, so they’ll get some conservative guys out there.
Pope Francis, Bishop of Rome And the Supreme Bishop of the Catholic Church passed away Monday morning, announced Kevin Farrell, the Vatican Cardinal. The Pope’s funeral is set at St. Peter’s Square at 10am on Saturday.
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“The View” will co-host the death of Pope Francis on Tuesday, April 22, 2024 by Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)
Co-host Sunny Hostin also said he hopes Francis will be replaced by someone similar to him and spoke about his struggles with being a Catholic due to the sex scandal and the church’s views on the LGBTQ+ community.
“I struggled with being a Catholic, but this Pope changed things for me,” she said. “I remember having this argument with you, joy, feeling that there is a crisis of empathy in this country, and unless it happens to you, you feel that you can’t feel empathy for what’s going on with someone else. They’re going to expel that person. It won’t affect my family.
Hostin said she saw it “60 minutes” interview Quote the Pope, he said, “We must once again cross our minds. We cannot remain indifferent in the face of such human drama. The globalization of indifference is a very ugly disease.” Hostin then added to his quote, saying he thought it was a condition that “the country is suffering.”
Co-host Whoopy Goldberg recalls his visit in 2023 With Pope Francis during the show on Tuesday.
“Listen, he brought it, and this sounds crazy, but he brought 100 comedians from all over the world, and what he said was, “I want to laugh more, we all need to laugh more.”
“He was what I wanted and it was Pope for all people regardless of religion and I am truly grateful. I wanted to thank all my gay friends and all my divorced friends.
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The Pope frequently preached about the Catholic virtues of mercy, kindness and humility. He did not avoid controversy. and The US President, There was no immunity from his views, including Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Less than a month after President Donald Trump’s president, the bishop criticized the Republican plan for a massive deportation of immigrants, emphasizing that the powerful removal of people due to immigrant status will “end up badly.”
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Caitlin McFall, Emma Colton and Chris Massaro of Fox News contributed to this report.