Franciskus
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in 1936, is the first pope from the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere. Elected as the 266th pope in 2013, he is known for his progressive views on social issues, including poverty, immigration, and climate change. Throughout his papacy, he has emphasized the importance of mercy and dialogue within the Church and has sought to reform the Vatican's bureaucracy. Recently, he has been in the news due to serious health issues related to a lung disease, prompting discussions about his legacy and succession.
Born on Dec 17, 1936 (88 years old)
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The article discusses whether the new pope will continue the line of the late Pope Franciskus.
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Franciskus is the current pope whose successor will be chosen in the upcoming conclave.
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Pope Franciskus is hoped to inspire compassion in Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
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Pope Franciskus has appointed 80 percent of the cardinals who will participate in the upcoming conclave.
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Franciskus was a significant figure in the lives of many, including Sister Bakhita, who viewed him as a role model.
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Franciskus is the current pope whose successor is being chosen.
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Franciskus is remembered by most believers as a humble man of the people.
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Pope Francis is mentioned as being in a stable condition despite being seriously ill.
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Pope Franciskus is currently hospitalized with double pneumonia and is in critical but stable condition.
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Pope Franciskus is currently hospitalized with double-sided pneumonia and has been following church matters from his hospital bed.
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