Recovery continues
Pope Francis should be a “good mood”
Hoping news from the Roman Gemelli Clinic: Pope Francis should be “good atmosphere” after his lung infection.
Pope Francis (88) has been treated in the Roman Gemelli Clinic since February 14th. The head of the Roman Catholic Church is located on the way to relaxation. The Vatican announced on Thursday afternoon that the 88-year-old was “good atmosphere” after his infection on the respiratory tract and lungs and that after a relaxing night, it could be back in the armchair. The Pope will also continue his therapies and analyzes.
Rosary prayers for Francis
Francis was also informed of the prayers in many places, to which the faithful had gathered after the announcement of his pneumonia. Also came on Wednesday evening by Catholics on St. Peter’s Square to pray a rosary under the direction of Cardinal Re. In the coming days, further evening rosary prayers for the sick Pope are to follow.
Already on Wednesday that the “clinical condition of the Holy Father” has improved slightly in the past 24 hours. The light kidney insufficiency determined in the past few days has recovered and the computer tomography of the chest carried out on February 25 showed “a normal development of the pneumonia”. “The Holy Father continues the oxygen therapy with high river rates; he had no asthmatic respiratory crises today,” said the Holy Stuhl. Despite the slight improvement, the forecast remains “reserved”.
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Source: Stern
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