didn't with pope benedict. lk to us about what happens to a situation like this, when it gets to a point where a pope is going through so much suffering that it seems impossible for him to continue in that service. what happens? what backup plans are made? >> the vatican is a fine, oiled machine. if the pope becomes incapacitated. if he signs a letter of resignation and is not able to make a decision on his own. there could be -- most popes make it to the end. pope benedict famously retired, that led the way to the election of pope francis and two popes before benedict died this year. if this pope were to pass away or to resign, there would be a conclave, the college of cardinals voting for a new pope. nobody wants the talk about that. this pope is on the mend. we expect that e we may get a glimpse of him from video or photo. everybody is hoping he recovers. he's a man of resilience and incredible strength and stamina. there's something to be said that he is suffering in public. everyone else can live this way,

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she received a medal from pope benedict xv.e mourn the loss of sister sheehan and thank her and god for the thousands of lives she helped educate. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. pappas: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pappas: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to mark pride month and to tell members of the lgbtq community that they are seen, that they are supported, and that they deserve the same rights, responsibilities, and protections as every other american. that shouldn't be a controversial statement but we know that many lgbtq americans face discrimination and are targets of an intensifying effort to deny their right to simply live as their authenticselves. pride is a time to celebrate our differences and the diversity that helps make our country great. it's a time to mark the progress we'v