This is where Pope Francis gave his remaining money before his death

Late Pope Francis All his remaining funds donated a project to rehabilitate young people in a Roman prison in one of his final work as head of the Roman Catholic Church.

Before his death last month, Francis withdrew all the money from his personal banking account to support the pasta factory, which employs the current and former guests from the Casal del Marmo detention center, according to several reports.

The factory is called Pastificio Futuro, and has been developed “from the desire to transform hope in the future,” according to its website.

The project started by Gustolibero Onus, social cooperation, to respond to Pope Francis’s invitation to people: “Do not let yourselves be stolen from hope,” according to the site.

Francis died due to a stroke and a heart attack at 88 on the two Easter. Before his death, Francis was fighting double pneumonia after a series of health challenges in recent years.

During his time as head of the Roman Catholic Church, Francis firmly focused on helping prisoners imprisoned. According to the Vatican News, Francis also called on society to create more sympathy and respect for such individuals and to look at them as individuals who are able to transform.

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Close to the end of his life, he continued the efforts made to help and raise those who were imprisoned, including the opening of a sacred door in Ribibia prison, an Italian prison dedicated to rehabilitation and reintegration of social prisoners, according to the National Catholic correspondent.

Jorge Mario Bergulio was born in 1936 for Italian immigrant fathers in Argentina, Francis made history as the first Pope of the Americas, as well as the first Jesuit to hold this position.

The Pope was elected in 2013 after the unprecedented retirement of his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI.

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The priesthood entered the diocese school in the Devoto Villa in Argentina. Francis was appointed as a priest in 1969 and charged his final profession with the Jesus Association, also known as the Jesuits, in 1973. In the same year, he was appointed as a boycott of this matter.

In 1992, Pope John Paul II Bergelio was appointed as Time Bishop of Oka and an auxiliary bishop in Buenos Aires. This was done at the request of Cardinal Antonio Strasino, bishop of Buens Aires, who was devoted to the Episcopal.

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Bergolio proved vitality of the Catholic community in the country, and soon grew up to the dignity of the Bochutor Archbishop from Buenos Aires, which serves alongside Quarracino and takes over the diocese of his entirety after the death of Karracino the following year.

Bergoglio was given a Crimson hat from Cardinal Pope John Paul II in 2001.

In 2013, after the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, Bergoglio was elected to the Papua, and the selection of the papal name “Francis” after Saint Francis Asisi, a choice that set a tone for the rest of the papacy.

In this report, this report contributed to this report, Kaitlein McFal, Emma Colon and Chris Masaro contributed to this report.