From some writings of Pope Francis, we realize that it is possible to think theologically about the pandemic. It is noted that, paradoxically, the uncertainties caused by the coronavirus pandemic tragedy can put the human being in the direction of a new way of life. Inevitably, many doubts and questions surfaced because of this drama. We aim to demonstrate that the theological questions fostered by the current Supreme Pontiff allow not only a dialogue with the current human situation, but also point out ways to save and give quality of life to all creatures. From a formal point of view, the question is: is it possible to think theologically about the pandemic in the light of some writings of Pope Francis? This is a bibliographical research based on some pronouncements and writings of the Pope, whose expected results are limited to the fact that we understand that he always seeks to give meaning to life, offering elements that enable a qualifi ed integral human formation. Thus, it is argued that the expected results will be that, by reading Francisco, people have the opportunity to leave the pandemic more humanized, thus contributing to a world riddled with humanitarian, political, sanitary, economic crises, religious and ecological, be healthier.