Since the breathing crises on Monday, the health status of the pope has been “stable” again. In the night of Thursday, non-invasive mechanical ventilation will be resumed, the Vatican said. Francis spent on Wednesday in an armchair.
In the morning he called the pastor of Gaza, Gabriel Romanelli. In the afternoon the Pontifex then rested alternately and worked, said it. Francis was again subject to oxygen therapy and non-invasive mechanical ventilation will also be resumed on Thursday evening.
According to the Vatican, the prediction is still reluctant. The head of the Roman Catholic Church is still not out of life. On Monday, 88-year-old Francis had suffered two cases of acute breathing, caused by considerable accumulation of mucus in the lungs and muscle cramps in the bronchi area. The secretion was then extracted.
Cardinal represented Francis on Ash Wednesday
The pope has been in the Gemelli clinic in Rome for almost three weeks. He is treated for bilateral pneumonia.
Cardinal Angelo de Donatis represented him at the opening fair of Lent on the Aventin Hill in Rome at the opening fair. The creditors gathered on Wednesday evening for the tenth time in a row on St. Peter’s Square to pray the rosary for Francis.
Source: Krone
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