After Pope Francis had to cancel all appointments yesterday due to illness, the head of the Catholic Church is doing better again.
Yesterday, Friday (May 26), Catholics around the world were concerned when it was reported that Pope Francis (86) had to cancel all appointments because of a fever. “The Pope was tired,” said Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin (68) on Friday evening in Rome. that the head of the Catholic Church would be better off.
On Sunday, the Pope is to lead the Pentecost Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica
“After a day’s break due to fever, Pope Francis resumed work this Saturday. He had several audiences,” it says. Francis is also scheduled to lead the traditional Pentecost Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica tomorrow, Sunday. A meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella (81) is planned for Whit Monday. Mattarella is awarded the Paul VI International Prize by Francis.
Pope Francis has been repeatedly plagued by health problems this year
In the current year, Pope Francis has already had to deal with some health problems. Shortly before Easter, the pontifex had to stay in a hospital in Rome for three days because of a feverish pneumonia and was subsequently unable to take part in all the celebrations. At Pentecost, too, Francis felt compelled to cancel some of his appointments.
Source: Stern
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