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Pope Francis' Health Concerns Trigger Alarm Bells in Vatican

Pope Francis' Health Concerns Trigger Alarm Bells in Vatican
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World February 19, 2025 09:12

vatican city - Pope Francis shows signs of pneumonia in both lungs, taking actions to secure legacy amid health worries.

Pope Francis' Health Concerns

Vatican leader Pope Francis is facing pneumonia in both lungs, leading to concerns about his health and legacy preservation.

Medical Condition and Treatment

Recent reports indicate that Pope Francis, at 88, is suffering from a complex health condition involving bacterial infections in his respiratory system. Despite the challenging medical situation, the Vatican states that the Pope is responding well to treatment and remains in good spirits.

Appointments and Future Plans

Realizing the gravity of his health issues, Pope Francis has taken steps to complete his initiatives and appoint key figures in his absence, extending the term of Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re as Dean of the College of Cardinals. This move ensures the smooth continuation of the papal succession process.

Succession Process in Vatican

In case of Pope Francis' passing or resignation, cardinals from around the world will convene in the Sistine Chapel to elect the next Pope through a series of votes. The chosen candidate must secure at least two-thirds of the votes to become the new spiritual leader of Catholics worldwide, signaling the outcome with white smoke from the chapel's chimney.

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