President Donald Trump recalled the duration of Pope Francis the Easter eggs of the White House on Monday.
Trump spoke with letters before joining the festivities with the first lady Melania Trump and the Easter bunny, saying that she was honored to sign an order to fly personal middle flags throughout the country in the memory of the late Pope.
“I just signed an executive order that placed the flags of our country, all of them, all federal flags and state flags, in a mast in honor of Pope Francis. He was a good man, he worked hard, he loved the world and it is an honor to do this,” Trump.
Trump also respected Pope Francis and sacrificed the condolences to those who loved him early in the morning.
“Rest in peace Pope Francis! God bless him and everyone who loved him!” The president wrote in a social publication of truth.
The Vatican announced that the Pope had died at age 88 at Casa Santa Marta del Vaticano, Monday at the beginning of Easter. He had been sick in recent months, after being hospitalized with double pneumonia for five weeks from February to March.
On Easter Sunday, Pope Francis with Vice President JD Vance and made a surprise visit to the Plaza de San Pedro to obtain blessings.
Vance offered condolences to Christians around the world on Monday morning.
“I just learned about Pope Francis’s death. My heart is with the millions of Christians around the world who loved him,” Vance wrote in a publication about X.
“I was happy to see him yesterday, although he was obviously very sick. But I will always remember him for the homily below that he gave in the first days of Covid. It was really bottles,” he added. “May God rest his soul.”