There have been popes as young as 18-20 years of age, some say 12 years. There is no age requirement.
As for centuries now the Pope has been a pretty elderly man when elected (save John Paul II who was in his late 50's), usually the Pope's father is deceased.
He is the pope
Pope
Three tellers are chosen by the cardinals in the conclave. Their job is to open, count and verify the ballots cast for the pope.
Care-taker of the elderly.
When the pope took power and led the army of soldiers, women, and elderly, it made it seem like the pope had plenty of power of everything. Not only that, it also expanded the power in the church.
The Swiss Guards are the body guards of the pope.
mowing lawns or helping out the elderly
There are several places where someone can look for elderly care job positions. They can visit the nearest employment agency or visit sites like Care 4 Hire and Total Jobs.
Roman Catholic AnswerTechnically God chooses the Pope working through his instruments, the Cardinals. They are the electors of the Pope as that is their job, that is why they are Cardinals to begin with.
He was elected on April 19, 2005.
He was Dean of the College of Cardinals and also Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.