Former President Joe Biden was among many world luminaries who attended the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday in the Vatican, but not being the leader of the free world changes everything.
Biden was accompanied by his wife, former first lady Jill Biden, but were not sitting near President Donald Trump and other world leaders. Instead, the couple sat towards the back of the section of foreign dignitaries because they are no longer heads of state.
“Biden is no longer part of the Cool Kids Club,” said an X account, sharing an image of Biden near the back of the section at the funeral.
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“Lmao! They put Biden on the way back at the funeral of Pope Francis,” said another person about X.
“Look how lost it is seen.”
“They put Biden on the back of the Pope’s funeral as a dog,” another user X wrote.
“Joe Biden was treated as a patient in the elderly home on the world stage, President Trump is treated as a rock star on the world stage!” Another person posted in X, showing the former president away from Trump and other world leaders.
Biden was also so escorted to his seat by his wife and a priest, grabbing both and moving cautiously.
Once in his area of seats, Biden Selfies with the vice president of Uganda of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa before was the funeral of the Pope.
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Biden posed in several other photos with other murters that attended the funeral, and was smiling in each snapshot.
Biden, the second Catholic president of the United States, visited the Vatican in October 2021, when he and Pope Francis to discuss issues such as climate change and defense of the poor, according to a transcription at the meeting.
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Pope Francis meets President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden in the Apostolic Palace on October 29, 2021 in the city of the Vatican, Vatican. (Vatican media through Vatican Pool/Getty images)
Biden previously had Pope Francis on several other occasions, including Pope’s visit to the United States in 2015.
Biden also with Pope Francis in June at the G7 Leaders Summit in Apulia, Italy, where the two discussed the ongoing war of Israel-Ahamas, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, according to a reading of the meeting.
Biden, who gave Pope Francis the presidential medal of Libertad in January, described him as a “consistent” leader on Monday that he was a “Pope for all.”
“It was different from anyone who came before,” Biden said in a position in X on Monday morning. “Pope Francis will be remembered as one of the most consistent leaders of our time and I am better to have known him. For decades, he served the most vulnerable acrgentina and his mission of serving the poor never ceased what was a more loving religion.”
Francis, who had fought against pneumonia for a week before being discharged from the hospital, Faced health complications For many and a half lung years he took away when he was young.
Francis, 88, died Monday morning, the day after Easter, in the Vatican.
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Dr. Andrea Arcangeli, head of the Department of Health of the Vatican, said that the Pope died of a stroke that finally caused heart failure, which put him in a coma and led to irreversible heart failure, according to the Togicans.
He was chosen for the Papacy on March 13, 2013 and was the first Jesuit to become Pope.
The last public appearance of the Pope was Easter Sunday in St. Peter’s Square.
The Biden office did not immediately respond to the request for comments from Fox News Digital.
Diana Stancy of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
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