Rome: Pope Francis joked that “Some people wanted to die” and Cardinals had prepared to replace him after his onsat surgery this summer, according to media reports Tuesday.
The 84-year-old Ponsiff made a comment during a meeting with fellow Jesuits in Bratislava on September 12, according to Jesuit Journal La Civilta Cattolica.
Asked by one of those who attended how he, Francis answered: “Still alive, even though some people want me to die.” I knew even a meeting among the pastors who thought the condition of the whale was more serious than what was said.
They are preparing for the conclave.
Ah well! “When a pope is dead or retiring, the cardinals meet in confidential conclaves to choose their replacements from between their colleagues.” Alhamdulillah, I’m fine.
Having an operation was a decision that I did not want to take, “Francis continued.” It was a nurse who convinced me.
Nurses sometimes understand the situation more than a doctor because they are directly related to patients.
“Francis underwent surgery on July 4 after suffering from diverticitis, inflammation of the bag that developed in the intestinal layer.
He was dismissed from the hospital after 10 days.
This is not the first time he commented on the rumor triggered by his health.
After the media report last month that he was maybe backward, he told Radio Spain overcoming it that “it wasn’t even crossing the mind” Since the century of the role.
Pope jokes’ some want me to die after surgery: report
