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Pope Francis is receiving attraction for immoderate caller wellness issues.
The 86-year-old has been hospitalized for a respiratory infection after experiencing breathing difficulties the past fewer days, Director of the Press Office of the Holy See Matteo Bruni told NBC News via translation.
The update comes arsenic Francis (born Jorge Mario Bergoglio) visited Policlinico A. Gemelli—a aesculapian halfway successful Rome—March 29 for aesculapian exams, which revealed the respiratory condition. In a statement, Bruni noted that the sojourn "highlighted a respiratory corruption (excluding the Covid 19 infection) which volition necessitate a fewer days of due infirmary aesculapian therapy."
And amid his recovery, Francis remains thankful for the enactment he's received.
The connection added, "Pope Francis is touched by the galore messages received and expresses his gratitude for the closeness and prayers."
Francis—who succeeded the precocious Pope Benedict XVI successful 2013—has canceled each audiences through March 31, according to NBC. However, the Vatican has not stated whether the Pope volition beryllium recovered capable to be upcoming events for the Vatican's Holy Week, which were slated to statesman April 2 for Palm Sunday.
This latest hospitalization comes astir 2 years aft a 10-day stint successful Gemelli successful July 2021. At the clip helium had 33 centimeters of his colon removed, according to NBC. Francis besides antecedently had portion of 1 lung removed owed to a respiratory corruption helium battled arsenic a young man, per the outlet.
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Prior to his hospitalization March 29, Francis held an audience at Saint Peter's Square. That time helium besides shared a message on Twitter.
"We indispensable ne'er hide the infinitesimal and the mode successful which God enters into our lives," helium wrote, "treasuring successful our hearts and minds that brushwood with Grace that enkindles religion successful our hearts and sparks zeal for the Gospel wrong us."
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