Pope Francis' surprising net worth: Who will inherit the wealth of the world’s most humble leader as he passes away at 88?

According to the active sovereign pontiff, there are some subtleties beyond the strict rule of not receiving a salary as head of the Catholic Church.

The seventh day since the death of Pope Francis, a leader who stood out for his simplicity and rejection of opulence, giving up the privileges of the Catholic Church and dedicating himself to serving the most needy and marginalized. TIME said that the pope had a heritage of 16 million dollars (312 billion pesos), but The Vatican replied that that money came from donations and a fund of 300 thousand dollars per year (more than 5 million pesos) th…

Midnight Meme Of The Day! God Really Does Work In Mysterious Ways!

I'm not gonna be one of those people that says Vance killed the Pope. I mean, not directly or anything. He didn't strangle him or let loose with a Five Finger Death Touch or anything like that. But imagine that you're Pope Francis. You've done a lot of good things and you've reached the ripe old age of 88. You're tired and weak. You've kinda seen it all.

Pope Francis' surprising net worth: Who will inherit the wealth of the world’s most humble leader as he passes away at 88?

Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, left behind a surprising net worth of $16 million despite never taking a salary. Known for his humility and service to the poor, he lived simply and avoided papal luxuries. As the world mourns, attention turns to his final will, which may direct his wealth toward charitable or ecclesiastical causes.

Pope Francis passes away with just $100: A lifetime of humility, no assets - Live Ghana TV

Upon his death, Pope Francis was found to have possessed only $100 in personal assets, less than 90 euros, as per sources. The pontiff, who led the Catholic Church with a focus on austerity and service, maintained no property holdings, personal bank accounts, or financial investments. Although entitled to an annual papal salary of approximately 340,000 euros, he consistently declined the remuneration, remaining faithful to the Jesuit vow of po…

‘A unifying presence’: Metro Detroit faith leaders reflect on Pope Francis’ humility, compassion

By Anne Snabes, The Detroit News The Rev. Lorn Snow, a Jesuit priest in Detroit, felt a sense of loss for himself and the Catholic Church after hearing the news that Pope Francis had died. But that sadness later turned to two other feelings, he said. One was joy, since Francis’ death was amid the Easter season, which is the “highest moment in the life of the church,” said Snow, the pastor of Gesu Catholic Church in Detroit. On Easter, Catholics …