Pope Francis describes the pressure of Papathy as follows:

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Pope Francistalked about his daily life, personal thoughts and personal struggles in an extensive interview with an Argentine priest.

The Pope sat down in an interview with Gillermo Marco, a priest in his native Argentina and former head of the press office of Archbishop of Buenos Aires when Pope Francis was in charge of Sea. I took it down.

In their lengthy interview, the Pope opened up about his prayer life and the pressure of his position. Talking about the responsibility and associated politics of running one of the oldest living institutions in the world, the Department of Divinities was open about his fatigue.

"The Holy Spirit gives you a lot of fruit, but no one talks about anything that paralyzes you," the Pope lamented. "And sometimes you feel numb in the face of situations where you have to afflict you a lot and move you without missing an opportunity."

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"One of the things I learned here is that I don't know how to manage a crisis. Crisis is a factor that grows us." Pope Francis commented. "When you turn a crisis into a conflict, you lose. Unity is greater than conflict, in other words, conflict reduces you."

Early in the interview, Pope Francis said in his life. He revealed that the whole thing had been promoted with the help of others, and said his work was informed by the people he served as ministers. 

"My heart is a warehouse and full of things I keep. I always need to expand the shelves. "Collectors" in a slightly better sense, I don't want to lose the good things people give me, "the Pope told Marco. "People are very pleased with examples, words, one or two acts. Priests are there to teach people, but I believe we will learn a lot from them if we see them. increase".

Asked if he was still praying every day, the Pope replied affirmatively, "Yes, if you do not pray in the morning, you are captured, so you pray already. Because there isn't. With a meat grinder. "

The Pope "knows how to live" as society grows older Not. "

In recent months, the Pope has agreed to a noticeable increase in personal interviews. 

World leaders, journalists, and Catholics paid special attention to the deities after a series of health concerns and rumors of resignation threatened remodeling within the Vatican. ..

The Pope also talked about his old age and vulnerability, and has been held in recent months about his own struggle with the Holy See.

However, the Department of Divinities revealed that he did not intend to resignimmediately.

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Pope Francisis a long-term Monday In an interview, the United States amended the Associated Press Act.

The Department of Divinities respected the court's decision, but he said he was not yet fully aware of the history of the US legal system and the topic for discussing its law.

"I tell you the truth. I don't understand it from a technical point of view."The Pope saysin SCOTUS. I did. "I have to study because I don't understand the judgment 50 years ago, but now I don't know if it's right or wrong from a judicial point of view."