Pope Francis is set to embark on the longest trip of his papacy, a 12-day journey through Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Singapore, starting September 2, 2024. At 87 years old, and facing significant health challenges, including mobility issues that require the use of a wheelchair, this trip has raised questions about his ability to manage such a demanding itinerary. The visit, originally planned for 2020 but postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, aims to emphasize interreligious dialogue and the Catholic Church's commitment to various social issues across diverse cultures. Observers note that this trip reflects Francis's determination to remain active in his role despite his health setbacks, and serves as a message to the Church hierarchy about his ongoing engagement. In particular, his visit to Indonesia, a predominantly Muslim country, is seen as an opportunity to strengthen Christian-Muslim relations. As he prepares to travel, his age and health concerns continue to spark debate about the future of his papacy.