The pope lives in Vatican City except during the hot summer months when he may move to Castel Gandolfo outside of Rome.
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Traditionally, the pope lives in the opulent 19-room Papal Apartments in the Vatican, however the present pontiff, Pope Francis, does not live there. On first seeing the Papal Apartments he is reported to have exclaimed, "But there is room here for 300 people!" Instead he chose to live in a smaller but still quite comfortable apartment in Casa Santa Marta, on the other side of Vatican City.
The Pope can also choose to stay in the Pontifical Palace in the Italian city of Castel Gandolfo during the hot summer months but, again, Pope Francis has indicated he will forego this pleasure, throwing the magnificent gardens open for guided tours.
The pope will stay in office till his death or if he resigns. Which is highly unlikely. Hope that helps!
Which Henry and which pope? There has been more that one conflict involving a Henry and a pope.
Pope Pius XII (1939-1958) was the second pope to reside in Vatican City after it was created as an independent country in 1929.
The pope is provided with a place to stay in the Vatican as a part of his position. Pope Francis has chosen to not live in the Apostolic Palace and has chosen to live in a modest apartment in Casa Marta, a hostel for visiting dignitaries in the Vatican.
Pope Francis has not taken any position in the Falkland conflict, wanting to stay nuetral while encouraging peace.
Every body started having sex with the pope to stay free
Because if she inhales to quickly, she might swallow you whole.. ;)
Most of the time a pope is only replaced when he dies. However, if a pope should choose to retire, he can choose to stay as a guest of the Vatican, return to his home country or any place of his choosing.
The pope usually lives in the papal apartments in the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican. However Pope Francis has chosen to live in a small but comfortable apartment in the Casa Santa Marta which was built to house visiting dignitaries as well as the cardinals during a papal conclave.
FOR WORLD YOUTH DAY he stayed in the Parliment house. ( he didn't really stay in the Parliament house)
Yes because every one wanted to now him so they stayed good friends with him
The papal election from November 1268 to September 1, 1271, following the death of Pope Clement IV, was the longest papal election in the history of the Catholic Church.