Pope Francis, the Vatican Mass After Hearing The Hospital 2nd

Pope, 88, read the newspaper and slept well in the hospital where he was treated for a respiratory infection after Sunday morning dinner was sleeping well.

Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said he would provide an update later after the day. He noted that in a Sunday, new detailed medical information cannot come.

Despite many diseases, despite many diseases, an arranged worker, a known Istolic, who participated in the Gemlli Hospital after many diseases, was taken to Gemelli Hospital. This has been its fourth hospital since the 2013 election and has gave questions about increasingly dangerous health.

Doctors approved the respiratory infection and “definitely resting” in addition to undefined medicinal treatment. Francis, the traditional Sunday was blessed on Sunday, and even gathered in the hospital window to make him happy even to come to the hospital window.

Pontifex social media score, which did not written by the Pope, thanked people for Sunday prayers.

“Thank you for the love, prayer and intimacy you are accompanied by me.”

History of lung diseases

Francis had some part of a lung, a young man was removed after a lung infection and prone to respiratory infections. In 2023, Gemelli was treated three days later because he was a sharp case of pneumonia.

Despite the diagnosis of February 6, Francis, the Catholic Church was packed behind the wheel with the Steering wheel and packed their days with private and public audience, packing their days with private and public audience.

The Vatican canceled the events on Monday at least. On Sunday, the Holy Year Mass and Artists should have chaired the visit, instead of the Vatican Minister of Culture.

The Vatican did not show what type of respiratory infection of the Pope. Sometimes the bronchitis pneumonia can lead to a more serious infection of airbags of lungs, deeper and more.

Treatment varies violently, but can provide oxygen with a nasal tube or mask, intravenous liquids and the main cause of infection.