Pope Francis: He can leave Gemelli Clinic

On February 14, Pope Francis (88) was hospitalized. On Saturday evening, at a press conference with doctors, it was now announced that the head of the Roman Catholic Church can leave the Roman Gemelli Clinic on Sunday. , Francis will show itself as planned tomorrow at noon from the window on the tenth floor of the Gemelli Hospital. Then he will return to the Vatican in his residence Santa Marta.

On Saturday morning, the press office of the Holy Chair also announced that the Pope would greet the people in front of the Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Sunday, March 23, shortly after 12 noon.

At the press conference it was reported that the Pope’s clinical general condition, which was in acute life twice during his hospital stay, had been stable for two weeks now, but after his return to the Vatican he has to be spare at least two months and is supplied with additional oxygen. , will also continue motor physiotherapy and physiotherapy for the airways. Because of some remaining germs, the Pope still has to take medication.

He will not receive large groups of visitor in the coming weeks and he will continue to be able to pursue his work to a limited extent.

Pope Francis had been brought to the hospital with bronchitis, and later a pneumonia and polymi -Robial infection were diagnosed. Since then, the believers have been worried about their health. The Vatican regularly gave updates to its health and published, among other things, a picture of the Pope at the mass in the chapel on the 10th floor of the Gemelli Clinic.