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    Pope Francis, 86, says quitting is not ‘on my agenda’ weeks after revealing he has already penned a resignation letter in case his health declines and he can no longer lead the Church
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    Pope Francis has said quitting is ‘not on my agenda’ after admitting writing a resignation letter in case of severe illness, Your Content has learned.

    Pope said papal resignations should not become the norm after Benedict XVI.

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