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How do popes celebrate their birthdays? Pizza, parties and puppies
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America Magazine
In fact, Pope Francis received an even larger pizza for his 81st birthday celebration, which measured in at a whopping 13 feet.
Besides eating pizza, Francis would typically spend his birthdays with those he sought to serve: the poor and vulnerable.
For Pope Benedict XVI’s 80th birthday, Vatican employees got the day off along with a bonus on their paychecks.
If one looks at the historical record, celebrating popes’ birthdays seems to be a mostly modern phenomenon.
Whether it’s pizza, puppies or partying, hopefully Leo gets some time to enjoy his day.
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