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Understand the multifaceted role of the pope: spiritual leader of 1.4 billion Catholics, sovereign of Vatican City, and a global moral authority influencing Church and world affairs.

What exactly does a pope do?

The word pope comes from the Greek "pappas", which means "father, patriarch," which is why believers call him the Holy Father.

The pope is the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church and sovereign of Vatican City, with roles including doctrinal leadership, global diplomacy, and moral influence.

With the death of Pope Francis, the world's cardinals will now head to Rome to elect a successor. So what exactly does a pope do?
Here is a rundown of the main responsibilities of the pontiff, the head of the worldwide Catholic Church.
Catholic leader
The word pope comes from the Greek "pappas", which means "father, patriarch," which is why believers call him the Holy Father.
He is considered the successor of St Peter, to whom Jesus Christ is said to have entrusted the mission of leading the Church.
Today, this makes the pope the spiritual guide of the estimated 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide.
His role is to preserve, interpret and teach the Christian faith, as well as ensuring the unity of the Catholic Church.
Head of State 
The pope is head of state and also ruler of the Vatican City state, the smallest in the world at just 44 hectares, located within the Italian capital of Rome.
He exercises absolute power in all areas, from hiring and firing to decisions on the Vatican's extensive property portfolio, but he delegates many decisions to senior clergy.
The pope has his own diplomats but often meets world leaders at the Vatican, in what are known as private audiences.
Moral guide 
The pope has influence well beyond the world's Catholics, as a pre-eminent moral voice on the global stage.
Many non-Catholic leaders seek an audience at the Vatican, while his pronouncements often carry more weight than those of many elected politicians.
The Vatican has a non-member observer status at the United Nations and is often called in as a neutral party in conflict zones.
Doctrine and Teaching Through his homilies and written texts, Pope Francis provided guidance on everything from daily life -- for example, urging against gossip -- to weighty doctrinal issues.
He published several encyclicals, open letters written by the pope to the Church worldwide, covering subjects such as social friendship or climate change.
Other formal texts include apostolic exhortations, which are teaching documents, and the motu proprio, which means "by his own motion" and is a legal change delivered on the pope's initiative.
During his time as pope, Francis paved the way for the blessing of same-sex couples, restricted the use of the Latin Mass and took measures to combat sexual abuse of children by clergy, among other things.
Appointments The pope approves the appointment of bishops, the approximately 3,000 clergy who lead Catholic dioceses around the world, and also cardinals.
Cardinals, sometimes known as princes of the church, are the most senior clergy and those under the age of 80 can vote in the election of a new pope.
The pope also has the final say in elevating individuals to become "blessed" or a "saint", following an investigation conducted on the grounds of miracles and virtues.
He has the power to convene Synods -- worldwide gatherings that Francis opened to lay people for the first time -- to discuss specific issues.
Travel
The pope travels to connect with the faithful around the world. John Paul II conducted the most apostolic voyages, counting 104 visits abroad in 26 years as pope.
Francis followed with 47, using the visits to shine a spotlight on marginalised communities or issues he wanted to highlight, such as migration or inter-religious dialogue.
Bishop of Rome As Bishop of Rome, the pope is responsible for administering his diocese. The constraints on his time mean that this is in fact delegated to a Vicar General.
The pope, however, takes part in local events, regularly visiting churches in Rome for celebrations or other symbolic sites in the city.

Lightning damages Rome's ancient Constantine Arch during violent thunderstorm

Lightning damages Rome's ancient Constantine Arch during violent thunderstorm

Italy: Gunman open fires in Rome; PM Giorgia Meloni's friend among 3 dead

Italy's far-right premier Giorgia Meloni revealed in a Facebook post later Sunday that one of the victims was a friend.

A man shot dead three women and wounded four other people in Rome Sunday, said police, in what may have been a dispute over housing.
Italy's far-right premier Giorgia Meloni revealed in a Facebook post later Sunday that one of the victims was a friend.
The suspect shooter, 57-year-old Claudio Campi, allegedly opened fire on a meeting of his apartment building's residents in a northern district of Rome, using a Glock pistol stolen from a shooting stand.
In a post on his blog in November, he wrote of his conflictual relationship with the people managing the building, who he accused of trying to force him out of his lodgings.
Of the three women who died of their wounds, one was Nicoletta Golisano, 50, mother of a 10-year-old boy, who was attending the meeting as treasurer.
Meloni revealed on Facebook they were friends and paid tribute to "a protective mother, a sincere and discreet friend, who was also a strong and fragile woman".
The killer had been arrested, she said, adding she hoped that "justice will quickly follow its course".
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held a joint meeting with President of the European Council Charles Michel and President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen here and discussed ways to enhance economic as well as people-to-people linkages aimed at creating a better planet.
This is Prime Minister Modi's first official engagement after he arrived here to participate in the G20 Summit where he will join other leaders in discussions on global economic and health recovery from COVID-19, sustainable development and climate change.
&ldquo;Official engagements in Rome begin with a productive interaction with @eucopresident Charles Michel and @vonderleyen, President of the @EU_Commission. The leaders discussed ways to enhance economic as well as people-to-people linkages aimed at creating a better planet,&rdquo; Prime Minister's Office said in a tweet.
India-EU bilateral relations date back to the early 1960s with India being amongst the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with the European Economic Community in 1962.
The first India-EU Summit took place on 28 June 2000 in Lisbon and marked a watershed in the evolution of the relationship. The relationship was upgraded to a &lsquo;Strategic Partnership' during the 5th India-EU Summit held in 2004 in The Hague.

PM Modi held meeting with EU leaders in Rome

Ahead of G20 Summit, PM Modi met the European leaders in Rome & discussed ways to enhance economic ties. More on PM's meeting in this report.  

PM&nbsp;Narendra Modi on Friday held a joint meeting with President of the European Council Charles Michel and President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen here and discussed ways to enhance economic as well as people-to-people linkages aimed at creating a better planet.
This is PM Modi's first official engagement after he arrived in Rome to participate in the G20 Summit where he will join other leaders in discussions on global economic and health recovery from Covid-19, sustainable development and climate change.
((Modi&rsquo;s Tweet))
Prime Minister's Office tweeted saying Official engagements in Rome begin with a productive interaction with the President of the EU Commission.
India-EU bilateral relations date back to the early 1960s with India being amongst the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with the European Economic Community in 1962.

Prime Minister's Office tweeted saying Official engagements in Rome begin with a productive interaction with the President of the EU Commission.

Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-modi-calls-quad-the-force-for-global-good-discusses-covid-climate-change-pakistan-1632533393326">Narendra Modi </a>on Friday held a joint meeting with President of the European Council Charles Michel and President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen&nbsp;in Rome and discussed ways to enhance economic as well as people-to-people linkages aimed at creating a better planet.
This is Prime Minister Modi's first official engagement after he arrived to participate in the G20 Summit where he will join other leaders in discussions on global economic and health recovery from Covid-19, sustainable development and climate change.
&ldquo;Official engagements in Rome begin with a productive interaction with @eucopresident Charles Michel and @vonderleyen, President of the @EU_Commission. The leaders discussed ways to enhance economic as well as people-to-people linkages aimed at creating a better planet,&rdquo; Prime Minister's Office said in a tweet.
India-EU bilateral relations date back to the early 1960s with India being amongst the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with the European Economic Community in 1962.
The first India-EU Summit took place on 28 June 2000 in Lisbon and marked a watershed in the evolution of the relationship. The relationship was upgraded to a &lsquo;Strategic Partnership' during the 5th India-EU Summit held in 2004 in The Hague.
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As Italy returned home, a crowd of elated fans greeted the European Champions for their bus parade in Rome on Monday.
Italy took their Euro 2020 trophy to the streets and were also greeted by Prime Minister Mario Draghi at the Quirinal Palace.
Rome is in festive mood ever since The Azzurri&nbsp;beat England to win Euro 2020, which is their first European silverware in 53 years.
Also read:&nbsp;Watch! elated fans welcome Italy stars back in Rome after Euro triumph
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Watch! Italy's bus parade in the streets of Rome with Euro 2020 trophy

European Champions Italy took their silverware to the streets of Rome on a bus parade&nbsp;and were greeted by Prime Minister Mario Draghi at the Quirinal Palace.

As Italy returned home, a crowd of elated fans greeted the European Champions for their bus parade in Rome on Monday.
Italy took their Euro 2020 trophy to the streets and were also greeted by Prime Minister Mario Draghi at the Quirinal Palace.
Rome is in festive mood ever since The Azzurri&nbsp;beat England to win Euro 2020, which is their first European silverware in 53 years.

<ul>
<li>Champions Italy take Euro 2020 trophy to the streets of Rome</li>
<li>Italy stars&nbsp;greeted by Prime Minister Mario Draghi&nbsp;at the Quirinal Palace</li>
</ul>

As Italy returned home, a crowd of elated fans greeted the European Champions for their bus parade in Rome on Monday.
Italy took their Euro 2020 trophy to the streets and were also greeted by Prime Minister Mario Draghi at the Quirinal Palace.
Rome is in festive mood ever since The Azzurri&nbsp;beat England to win Euro 2020, which is their first European silverware in 53 years.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! elated fans welcome Italy stars back in Rome after Euro triumph" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-elated-fans-welcome-italy-stars-back-in-rome-after-euro-triumph-1626090671176" target="_blank">Watch! elated fans welcome Italy stars back in Rome after Euro triumph</a>
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After beating England in the Euro final, the Italian football team arrived back in Rome on Monday with the silverware and were greeted&nbsp;by elated fans,&nbsp;who had gathered at the team hotel to welcome them home.
Italians celebrated the European Championship soccer title as a new beginning not only for their youthful national team but for a country that's been yearning to return to normalcy after being hit hard and long by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Honking cars, fireworks and singing fans filled the night in Rome as thousands of people took to the streets after the country beat England in a penalty shootout to win its first major football trophy since the 2006 World Cup.
Also read:&nbsp;Heartbreak for England as Italy win Euro 2020 after a dramatic penalty shootout

Watch! elated fans welcome Italy stars back in Rome after Euro triumph

Elated fans&nbsp;gathered at the team hotel to welcome their stars back home as Italy reach Rome with the Euro silverware.

After beating England in the Euro final, the Italian football team arrived back in Rome on Monday with the silverware and were greeted&nbsp;by elated fans,&nbsp;who had gathered at the team hotel to welcome them home.
Italians celebrated the European Championship soccer title as a new beginning not only for their youthful national team but for a country that's been yearning to return to normalcy after being hit hard and long by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Honking cars, fireworks and singing fans filled the night in Rome as thousands of people took to the streets after the country beat England in a penalty shootout to win its first major football trophy since the 2006 World Cup.

<ul>
<li>Fans gathered at the team hotel to welcome their stars back home</li>
<li>Honking cars, fireworks and singing fans filled the night in Rome</li>
<li>Italy beat England 3-2 on penalties to win Euro 2020</li>
</ul>

After beating England in the Euro final, the Italian football team arrived back in Rome on Monday with the silverware and were greeted&nbsp;by elated fans,&nbsp;who had gathered at the team hotel to welcome them home.
Italians celebrated the European Championship soccer title as a new beginning not only for their youthful national team but for a country that's been yearning to return to normalcy after being hit hard and long by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Honking cars, fireworks and singing fans filled the night in Rome as thousands of people took to the streets after the country beat England in a penalty shootout to win its first major football trophy since the 2006 World Cup.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Heartbreak for England as Italy win Euro 2020 after a dramatic penalty shootout" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/heartbreak-for-england-as-italy-win-euro-2020-after-a-dramatic-penalty-shootout-1626050197429" target="_blank">Heartbreak for England as Italy win Euro 2020 after a dramatic penalty shootout</a>

The lights on Rome's 23-metre-high Christmas tree were turned on by Virginia Raggi, the Mayor of Rome at a ceremony on Tuesday.
Despite Covid-19 restrictions, the central square of Rome Piazza Venezia still saw a few hundred people.
Called Spelacchio, the tree has been decorated with 800 red, silver and gold balls along with 100,000 lights.

'Tis the season: lights on Rome's Christmas tree come on

The lights on Rome's 23-metre-high Christmas tree called Spelacchio&nbsp;were turned on at an event on Tuesday

The lights on Rome's 23-metre-high Christmas tree were turned on by Virginia Raggi, the Mayor of Rome at a ceremony on Tuesday. Despite Covid-19 restrictions, the central square of Rome Piazza Venezia still saw a few hundred people. Called Spelacchio, the tree has been decorated with 800 red, silver and gold balls along with 100,000 lights.

The lights on Rome's 23-metre-high Christmas tree were turned on by Virginia Raggi, the Mayor of Rome at a ceremony on Tuesday.
the central square of Rome Piazza Venezia&nbsp;saw a few hundred people despite Covid-19 restrictions, .
Called Spelacchio, the tree has been decorated with 800 red, silver and gold balls along with 100,000 lights.

In a global first, Rome airport bags 'COVID-19 5-star airport rating'

The Fiumicino&nbsp;Airport in Rome has bagged the world's first 'COVID-19 5-star airport rating' by&nbsp;Skytrax, a global airport industry rating authority&nbsp;

Rome's Fiumicino&nbsp;Airport bags Covid-19 5-star airport rating
First in the world to get the rating by Skytrax&nbsp;
Rating based on various hygiene, safety and testing protocols
Fiumicino&nbsp;airport&nbsp;is Italy's largest airport&nbsp;

If you're planning a trip to Italy in the post-pandemic world, you'll love hearing this!&nbsp;
The Fiumicino&nbsp;Airport in Rome has bagged the world's first 'COVID-19 5-star airport rating' by&nbsp;Skytrax, a global airport industry rating body.
According to Skytrax, the rating is based on a combination of disinfection procedures, social distancing policies and control, sanitiser availability, standard and use of PPE by airport staff and other hygiene applications.'&nbsp;The ratings are still in progress and Skytrax&nbsp;has only studied European airports so far.&nbsp;
Fiumicino, which is also known as the&nbsp;Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport, is the largest airport in Italy.&nbsp;

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