Pope Francis, Latin America's first pontiff, dies at 88
Pope Francis died at age 88 from a stroke leading to coma and heart failure. The Vatican announced the death as bells rang in Rome and Cardinal Kevin Farrell read the message from the chapel at Domus Santa Maria. Francis, famed for humility and concern for the poor, inspired many while clashing with conservatives over climate and capitalism.
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Pope Francis remembered for humility and care by Montana priests
Butte priests praised Pope Francis as a breath of fresh air who embraced the poor and simplified the papacy. The Helena Diocese recalled his Gospel fidelity as the pope died at 88 in Vatican housing after a pneumonia battle.
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Anaconda sixth grader remembered at memorial service
Braxton Edmonds, 12, a sixth grade student at Fred Moodry Intermediate, was remembered as kind, curious, and energetic at a Celebration of Life in Memorial Gym. The gathering reflected grief and praise from speakers while noting his death was ruled a death by own action. In Anaconda, authorities and the school district offered guidance to families on warning signs and coping resources.
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