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12 intelligent questions Twitter users are asking the Pope

He finally tweeted! But he hasn’t told us whether he likes sausages yet.

The big moment. (Gregorio Borgia/AP)

WITH SPECULATION reaching fever pitch, the Pope has tweeted for the first time.

He told his 666,000 followers (I know, right?):

Naturally, some people had a few questions for him. Mainly focusing on the really important stuff:

12 intelligent questions Twitter users are asking the Pope

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