Inah Canabarro Lucas, the world's oldest known person, died at the age of 116 years and 326 days, with obituaries confirming her remarkable life. Born on 27 May 1908, though some research suggests a later date, she demonstrated resilience in her early years. Known for her deep faith, Canabarro attributed her longevity to the Lord, claiming He was 'the secret of life'. A nun since 1934, she dedicated her life to teaching and was blessed by Pope Francis on her 110th birthday. Following her passing, Ethel Caterham from the UK became the oldest living person.
When asked about the secret to her longevity, she attributed it to the Lord, saying that He helped her live these many years. 'He is the secret of life. He is the secret of everything,' she remarked.
Canabarro lived 116 years and 326 days, and with her passing, Ethel Caterham from Surrey became the oldest living person, aged 115 and 252 days.
Canabarro took her vows to become a nun in 1934 and worked as a teacher, dedicating her life to education and her faith.
She received a blessing from the late Pope Francis when she celebrated her 110th birthday in 2018, highlighting her significance in the religious community.
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