Pope Francis has died, the Vatican says
- Pope Francis, the Argentine Jesuit and first pontiff from the Americas, died on Monday at age 88.
- He had long battled respiratory illnesses and kidney failure, experiencing multiple hospitalizations in recent years.
- Born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Buenos Aires, he served as archbishop there before his 2013 election following Benedict XVI's resignation.
- Characterizing his modesty, he once stated, "I am one of you," reflecting his connection to the poor.
- His death necessitates a papal conclave where cardinals must gather within 15 to 20 days to elect a new pope.
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