Also on Monday the Pope continues to respond positively to the treatments, as the Vatican announced. He spent a quiet night. The Pontifex spent 25 days in the hospital that the health situation was “stable with slight progress” despite a complex framework.
The treatments in the hospital are continued despite the progress of health. On Sunday afternoon, the Argentinian had the spiritual retreats of Lent in the Paul VI Public Hall. Chased in the Vatican via video, it was said from the Vatican. The meditations were led by the Italian Capuchin Father Roberto Pasolini, “Preacher of the Papal House” since November. The title of the retreats that run next Friday is “The Hope of Eternal Life”.
In the Sunday prayer, which was published in the formulation, as in the past three weeks, the Pope thanked for the treatment of doctors and for the prayers of the believers. “When I stayed a longer stay here in the hospital, I also experience the care and the tenderness of care, especially the doctors and the medical staff, which I thank you from my heart. I want to thank all those who show me their vicinity in prayer: I thank you all with all my heart! “The pope literally said.
Exposed to prayer prayer for prayer until March 14
By March 14, the Vatican now exposes the entire evening prayer for the recovery of the Pope on St. Peter’s Square. From Monday the rosary prayer will take place as part of the traditional refreshments of the Roman Curia at 5 pm in the Vatican public hall, according to a message from the Vatican. Outsiders could not participate, but follow the daily prayer moment on the screen on St. Peter’s Square or in the Vatican media.
A week ago, Pope Francis had suffered two cases of acute respiratory insufficiency, caused by considerable accumulation of mucus in the lungs and muscle cramps in the bronchi area. Two bronchoscopies were then performed in which partitions were extracted. Since then, the pope has not suffered acute breathing crises.
The second oldest pope in history
Francis has been head of 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide since March 2013. On Thursday it will be exactly twelve years ago that he was the successor of the German Pope Benedict XVI. was chosen. At the age of 88, the Argentinian resident is now the second oldest pope in the history of the Catholic Church.
Source: Krone
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