Vote on how this ѕуηαgσgυє manufactured "Papal Crisis" will turn-out ?

The media are actually defending him at the moment. I've read more than a few headlines recently about how this recent scandal about Francis was orchestrated by right-wing conservative Cardinals plotting to oust him. 

Look how Francis is hiding his papal cross when talking with Jєωs. Is he ashamed of Christ?

I'm always amazed at how few members bother to vote in these polls.  Over 3,000 members on the forum and only a couple of handfuls of them ever vote even though no one is obliged to explain their vote or even identify that they've even voted.

I'd like to see a poll that garners at least a third of the forum membership.  I think that would truly be a representative sample.

The supposed apparition-witnesses of La Salette made a number of predictions that they claimed Our Lady told them that never came true. They were very specific with years and those years have long since come and gone.

From the pope's response to reporters concerning Vigano's recent statements, it is apparent that Francis does not plan to retire any time soon. However, the pope has been having difficulty walking and now stumbles over his own two feet, requiring aid at times, so perhaps he will reluctantly retire for medical reasons.

Interestingly, some of the pope's leftist friends have been encouraging him to retire, but Francis remains obstinate. Perhaps these modernists want his seat. If that were the case, then Francis' successor might have already have been chosen and groomed by the cardinals.

Didn't Francis say about two years ago that he would either die shortly or retire from office?

And in case Bergoglio resigns: Will they find someone who wants to be his successor?

I'm always amazed at how few members bother to vote in these polls.  Over 3,000 members on the forum and only a couple of handfuls of them ever vote even though no one is obliged to explain their vote or even identify that they've even voted.

I'd like to see a poll that garners at least a third of the forum membership.  I think that would truly be a representative sample.

This poll was posted Today at 11:57:42 AM . so I am amazed that already 22 people have voted.

From the pope's response to reporters concerning Vigano's recent statements, it is apparent that Francis does not plan to retire any time soon. However, the pope has been having difficulty walking and now stumbles over his own two feet, requiring aid at times, so perhaps he will reluctantly retire for medical reasons.

Interestingly, some of the pope's leftist friends have been encouraging him to retire, but Francis remains obstinate. Perhaps these modernists want his seat. If that were the case, then Francis' successor might have already have been chosen and groomed by the cardinals.

Didn't Francis say about two years ago that he would either die shortly or retire from office?

If he retires, perhaps he will *say* it is "for medical reasons".