It would certainly explain part of his weird behavior and strange utterances, and also his rages (not often reported).
I read in the foreign press that it’s not clear if it’s surgically treatable, but in any case they plan to use non-surgical means at the moment.
I had a friend who recently died of a brain tumor. They operated and removed part of it, but I guess there are limits to how much they can remove from such a delicate area. She was then treated chemically but this was only temporarily effective, and she died about a year and a half after being diagnosed.
I honestly do think more information should be provided to the public on this matter, because the possibility of a brain tumor affecting the Pope’s thoughts and actions is certainly very worrisome.
It is worrisome. I personally find the denial of his spokesman convincing I’m not sure why others don’t, but will keep him in prayer regardless. I will also pray for your friend sorry to hear that sad news.