The health status of the pope is still stable. He normally ate Saturday and did breathing exercises, said it from the Vatican. The Pontifex is now in the hospital as long as never before.
Francis has been treated in the Roman Gemelli clinic since 14 February. He suffers from bilateral pneumonia and, according to the doctors, is in a mortal danger. The respiratory crisis on Friday had no influence on other organs.
In the Angelus prayer on Sunday, the Pope thanked the medical staff and for the prayers for his health. “I send them these thoughts out of the hospital again, where I, as you know, have been accompanied by the doctors and the medical staff, which I thank for the attention with which they take care of me. In my heart I feel the blessing hidden in vulnerability, because at these moments we learn more to trust the Lord (…),” he said.
God gives him the opportunity to “share the condition of so many sick and suffering people in the body and mind.” He would feel the affection and proximity of the creditors. Usually the head of the Catholic Church holds prayer every Sunday from the window of the Apostolic Palace with a view of St. Peter’s Square.
As reported, Francis was recently subjected to “non-invasive mechanical mechanical ventilic” and oxygen therapy.
Cardinal: “Church is not a company”
“What changes this long stay in the hospital for the church? Nothing changes because the Curia and all committees are there to help the Holy Father as part of her responsibilities. (…) The church is not a company, the Pope is the soul of the church, it confirms and strengthens the faith of the whole people of God (…),” said the former president of the Italian Bishops, Kardinal, Kardinal, Kardinal, Kardinal, said Bishops, Kardinal, Kardinal, Cira -Bisselo, Kardinal, Bisselo, Kardinal, Bisselo, Kardinal, Bisselo, Kardinal, Kardinal.
Source: Krone
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