Prime Minister Christopher Luxon paid tribute to Pope Francis, who passed away at the age of 88 on Easter Monday after battling health issues, including pneumonia. Luxon described the Pope as a “man of humility” and acknowledged his legacy of commitment to the vulnerable, social justice, and interfaith dialogue. Condolences were also expressed by Winston Peters and Helen Clark, who honored the Pope’s contributions to peace and justice, extending support to those mourning his loss in New Zealand and globally.
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