US EditionPope Francis died of stroke and subsequent heart failure, says Vatican
- Pope Francis died of a cerebral stroke followed by a coma and 'irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse,' according to Vatican officials.
- The time of death was recorded as 7:35 a.m. on April 21, 2025, as reported by the Vatican.
- The causes of death included a stroke leading to a coma, according to Arcangeli.
- His death certificate confirms the stroke and subsequent heart failure as the causes of death, per Vatican News.
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Dr. Andrea Arcangeli, the head of the Vatican’s health department, released a statement.
In the face of the death of Pope Francis today, 21 April, the prayers and prayers are made present by the faithful.The occasion for which we bring you prayer after the death of Pope Francis today 21 April for his eternal rest.This is the prayer for the eternal rest of Pope Francis after his death today 21 April For the eternal rest of Pope Francis after his death today 21 April, this is the prayer that you should pray to him: Father Good, today,…
In the Vatican, in a traditional ritual, the Cardinal Chamberlain officially recorded the death of Pope Francis. As a cause of death, the Vatican announced that the Pope had suffered a stroke and subsequently a coma and irreversible heart failure.
Pope Francis died this Monday at 88 years of age because of a stroke that caused him a coma and irreversible cardiocirculatory failure, according to the Vatican in his part of his death.The document, signed by the director of Health and Hygiene of the State of Vatican City, Andrea Arcangeli, certifies that the death occurred at 7:35 local hours (5:35 GMT) on April 21 in his apartment, the Vatican residence Casa Santa Marta.Francisco died after m…
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Pope Francis died on Easter Monday at the age of 88 at his home in Vatican City following a stroke that led to heart failure. He had been ill since February when he was diagnosed with double pneumonia. Since a portion of his lung was removed in his early 20s, he had suffered frequent respiratory illnesses, the Vatican said. Calling himself “the world’s parish priest," Francis's last public appearance was on Easter Sunday when he called for an e…
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