Pope Francis Has Died, After Double Pneumonia

Source: Fox

Pope Francis, the 266th leader of the Catholic Church and the first pontiff from Latin America, passed away on April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. Known for his humility and progressive outreach, he was a transformative figure who inspired many within and beyond the Catholic faith. His death followed a series of health challenges, including respiratory issues and pneumonia. The pope also had underlying condition of type 2 diabetes and hypertension.

During his papacy, Pope Francis emphasized social justice, care for the marginalized, and environmental stewardship. His leadership style and populist approach resonated with millions, making him a beloved yet sometimes controversial figure.

The Vatican has entered a period of mourning, and preparations for his funeral are underway. His successor will be chosen by the College of Cardinals in an upcoming conclave.

Pneumonia is and always will be associated as an underlying symptom of COVID, and on top of diabetes and hypertension, the combination of ailments were too much for the 88 year old pope to overcome. Although the media is fixated on declaring COVID an illness of the past. Older Americans, with underlying health conditions such as the popes are still very much at risk.

Preventative care is still the best option to combatting potentially deadly symptoms of COVID and Frontline Doctors is still at the forefront of truth when it comes to you and your families health. Thoughts and prayers.