The Vatican published a picture of King Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla at the Pope Francis meeting on Thursday, which was a day earlier during the visit to the British Emperor’s kingdom to Italy.
Wednesday’s meeting was a surprise, as Buckingham Palace canceled the employed audience due to poor health of the 88 -year -old Pope.
The world’s 1.4 billion Catholic chief Pope Francis has been recovering in the hospital with dangerous pneumonia for life for five weeks.
It was the first meeting between Charles, Head of the Church of England, and the Pope, since the Emperor climbed the throne in 2022.
Pontiff congratulated the royal couple, who celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, said Palace and Vatican.
During the 20-minute encounter, the king-who is recovering from cancer-and the Pope also exchanged the well-wisher for each other’s health, said the Vatican.
A statement by Buckingham Palace said, “Their mazers were happy that the Pope was enough to host him – and he had the opportunity to share his best wishes personally.”
76 -year -old Charles has been suffering from an anonymous cancer for more than a year and was briefly admitted to the hospital after experiencing his treatment side effects less than two weeks.
He was out of action for a few days before starting his official engagement on 1 April.
The Pope Francis, who died almost twice during his treatment for double pneumonia, has been in convenes since returning to Vatican on 23 March.
Despite ordering for two months resting and recovering, Argentina recorded a stunning appearance at the end of a month at St. Peter Square last Sunday.
On Tuesday, the Vatican stated that the Pope Francis’ voice and dynamics were improving, expecting that he could attend the upcoming Easter ceremony.
He is using an entrance – a plastic tube was stuck in the nostril – to help him breathe, especially at night, but not wearing one in the picture released on Thursday.
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