Pope Francis arrived late for his weekly address on Sunday, explaining that he had been stuck in an elevator in the Vatican for 25 minutes.
He told the crowd he was stuck in an elevator for 25 minutes before being freed by firemen.Read more stories like this on Business Insider.
Pope Francis arrived late for his weekly address in St. Peter's Square on Sunday, explaining that he had been stuck in an elevator in the Vatican for 25 minutes and had to be freed by firefighters. "I have to beg your pardon," the smiling pontiff said as he started the address about 10 minutes late. He then explained that there had been an electrical power problem in the Vatican and that he had been stuck in the elevator until freed by Vatican fire officers.The Daily Mail
, this is believed to be the first time that a Pope has been stuck in an elevator. The outlet says that an Italian television station broadcasting the address speculated that the delay could have been due to a blip in the Pope's health, which has been remarkably good during his tenure.
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