Pope Francis discusses possibility of retirement
Pope Francis addressed the possibility of retirement during a television interview on Sunday, stating that while it remains an option for any pope, he is not currently considering it.

In a conversation with TV host Fabio Fazio on the commercial channel Nove, Francis, when asked about his well-being, replied, “I am still alive." The interview lasted about an hour.
Discussing resignation, he said, “It's not something I'm thinking about, worrying about, or desiring. It's a possibility for all popes, but it's not on my mind right now. As long as I can serve, I will continue. Should circumstances change, we'll have to reconsider."
Concerns about Pope Francis' health have grown recently.
The 87-year-old pope struggled to finish a speech on Friday, citing "a touch of bronchitis" during a public appearance at the Vatican.
In November, he suffered an acute lung infection, leading to the cancellation of his planned attendance at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai.
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