Pope in 2013 signed resignation letter in case of bad health

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Pope Francis revealed in a new interview published on Sunday that after he was elected in 2013 he signed a letter of resignation to be used if someday severe and permanent health problems made it i…

Pope Francis revealed in a new interview published on Sunday that after he was elected in 2013 he signed a letter of resignation to be used if someday severe and permanent health problems made it impossible to carry out his duties. and appears to be in good health except for a knee ailment, made the comment in an interview with the Spanish newspaper ABC.

Francis has often said he would resign if health impaired him from running the 1.3 billion-member Roman Catholic Church.

 

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