Pope Francis was a great pope.
He removed the necessity to get authorization from the Vatican in sexual abuse cases.
Allowed some women to vote in the Synod of Bishops.
Took a stance against death penalties.
Apologised for Catholic Church actions against indigenous Canadians.
Generally whenever he took a stance it was the morally right one.
The Catholic Church is still corrupt but Pope Francis was a great man.
As an example I'm on Linux for a decade now but I also use proprietary services. I use Jellyfin and Netflix, Vim and Jetbrains IDEs, Chess.com instead of Lichess, WhatsApp instead of Matrix.
Sometimes the value proposition does it for me, sometimes it's the network effect. I've ditched reddit because I like Lemmy more but I can see how someone wants to stay in touch with their niche communities that don't really exist on Lemmy. Probably some people use both.