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Pope Francis
The Vatican City has disclosed the cause of death for the leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis.

The pope passed away on Easter Monday at his residence in the Vatican’s Casa Santa Marta at 7:35 this morning (local time).

Francis’ death on Monday followed a series of deteriorating health issues, including a respiratory crisis that had left him in critical condition in recent months.

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The Argentinian, known as Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio and the archbishop of Buenos Aires, was elected as the Catholic Church’s 266th supreme pontiff — and the first from Latin America — on March 13, 2013, succeeding the retiring Pope Benedict XVI.

A death certificate released by the Vatican indicated that he died in his apartment at 7:35 a.m. due to a cerebral stroke, coma, and irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse.

The certificate further noted that he had also suffered from “previous episode of acute respiratory failure in bilateral multimicrobial pneumonia, multiple bronchiectasis, arterial hypertension and type II diabetes.”

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