God had called,
Your time is done,
He needs you home,
Before the sun had come.
Whole you are gone,
You're works not done,
Equality and inclusion,
Are yet to come.
But with your teachings,
You've laid the foundations,
For those of tomorrow,
To keep the momentum.
Rest now pontiff father,
You've served His Lord well,
Go and celebrate with him,
Up alongside the angels.
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