Yes, he needs to convert. No Catholic should relish the thought of any unrepentant sinner about to enter Hell -- I know Christ doesn't.

But no man lives forever. So that leaves conversion as the only option for him.

But I sure wouldn't want "destruction of the Church with my own hands, as much as laid within my power" on my soul at my Particular Judgment.

You will know if the time has come when media coverage ramps up and becomes almost infinite because of speculation.

This is what happened when they announced Queen Elizabeth had died. Almost 8 hours of speculation until they cut to a BBC anchor and looped the death announcement. It will be the only media story for about 2 weeks, and like the events involving the English Royal Family and when JPII went, you will probably see most heads of state there at the state funeral.

My guess is that like the Queen, sports events, elections, Jimmy Carter, etc., they have a news package prepared just in case of his death.

At the same time, he may make a full recovery. Henry Kissinger lived to be over 100, you know.

I wouldn't wish the judgment this poor man likely faces on my worst enemy, and so I ardently pray for his conversion or even recovery, provided that he remains sufficiently incapacitated as to no longer be able to usurp the See of Peter, i.e. must resign ... and continue on long enough to convert and save his soul.  Of course, his departure from the (material possession of) the office, naturally speaking and without divine intervention, would hardly benefit the Church at all, since he's hand-picked the vast majority of the voting Cardinals, so that an improvement would be highly unlikely.  In fact, however, Bergoglio actually has done a great service to Tradition, having woken many half-asleep individuals up to the problem with Modernism and even starting to look at Vatican II (cf. +Vigano and those who follow him).  Probably the WORST thing that could happen would be to get another pseudo-Trad type like Ratzinger who could fool the Motarians into believing that we had been blessed with "St. Pius X the New" (to quote Moran's infamous expression).

I wonder if ... and it would be quite ironic and even poetic ... if Bergoglio were suffering from jab-induced ADE.  How many may have died or had their lives shortened by following his advice and (in some cases) commands to receive the mRNA jab?  Earlier on they were using some kind of polymicrobial infection language (can't recall the exact term), suggesting that there had been multiple infectious agents at work in his lungs ... which does sound terribly lke ADE, a collapse of the immune system in fighting off infections.

Here's all you need to know summarized in a sentence: if something happens, you'll know.