US President Donald Trump – who shared a tense relationship with the Vatican – landed in hot water after the announcement of Truth Social, that he and his wife Melania Trump would attend the funeral of Pope Francis – who died at the age of 88 on Monday. “We are looking forward to being there,” Trump wrote in a post – a phrase that will kill himself on social media. This sentence often expresses positive expectations or enthusiasm for the upcoming visit or presence on the spot.
“Melania and I will go to the funeral of the Pope Francis in Rome. We look forward to seeing it!” Written in a post -shared post 22 April.
Here’s how people reacted:
“Who is f ** to” look forward to “to participate in the funeral?” One individual killed. Others added, “Looking forward” is not the right phrase! “
The third commented, “He thinks he’s going to coachella.” The fourth sent, “Who is looking forward to being on the funeral? This man is a madman.”
Pope Francis dies at 88:
Pope Francis died of stroke and irreversible heart failure, according to the official death certificate issued by the Vatican on Monday (April 21).
The certificate signed by the Vatican Dr. Andrea Arcangeli confirmed that the 88 -year -old Pope had fallen into a coma before he died in the early morning hours.
The Vatican published a document when speculation swirled of the exact cause of death, after the news that the Pope had suffered from various health problems in recent months, including a serious pneumonia struggle.
Many, combined with heart failure, proved to be fatal, marked by a medical statement and ended the papacy of the first Latin American Pope, known worldwide for its humility, progressive tone and defense of the poor and marginalized.
Pope Francis died after fighting with chronic lung disease. He was hospitalized for 38 days at the beginning of this year after he was admitted on 14 February 2025 for respiratory problems that later evolved to double pneumonia. His hospitalization was the longest of his twelve -year -old papacy.
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