The Vatican said on Tuesday, Pope Francis, both in a hospital with pneumonia in the lungs, is still in a critical condition, but is stable and working with his sick bed.
Catholic from around the world is praying for 88 -year -old, it is expected that he can turn into a corner that doctors warned that there may be a long way of recovery.
“The clinical position of the Holy Father remains important but stable,” Vatican said on the 12th day of Francis in the Popel Suite of Jamelli Hospital in Rome.
“No acute respiratory episodes have occurred and hemodynamic parameters remain stable,” it is said in a statement, referring to measurements such as heart rate and blood pressure.
Francis, admitted with difficulties in breathing on 14 February, faced asthma respiratory attacks over the weekends, requiring high levels of oxygen and blood transfusions to deal with anemia.
Vatican stated that on Tuesday, “he scanned a scheduled follow -up in the evening for radiological monitoring of bilateral pneumonia”.
“Diagnosis of the disease is reserved,” it said.
Despite its serious condition, according to the Vatican, about 1.4 billion Catholicists in the world have emphasized to maintain church matters with church cases with their hospital suites.
“In the morning, after receiving the echoist, he resumed the activities of the work,” the statement said.
– ‘Pray for you’ –
Argentina Pope also worked on Monday, received the Cardinal Pitro Paroline, the State Secretary of the Vatican.
Francis approved the canonization of two Venezuela and Italian common people, which died in the early 20th century, while the first steps were authorized by the saint for the three 19th century priests.
Vatican said he also called the Parish priest of Gaza’s Catholic community, as he has done regularly since the war.
This time, he was thanking him for a video that Parish sent him.
In the video published on Vatican News, the priest said, “The whole world is praying for you … and everyone wishes you for good health.”
Catholics released messages and candles outside the hospital, where a group of loyalty read a banner: “Today, more than before, we need you Francis”.
Dozens of people participated in special prayers for the Pope at an Argentina Church in Rome on Tuesday evening, which was led by Italian Cardinal Baldasare Reena.
In the chapel of our Lady of Lujan at Santa Maria Adolorta Church, loyalty could leave a message to Francis in a notebook, which would later be sent to them.
“Prayers are being sent from every part of the world … Let it be a coral prayer, () give health to Pope Francis, give strength, also give him the ability to face this moment, as he has always done” , Reena said, Reena said. ,
– ‘Fresh air breath’ –
In Buenos Aires, where former George Bergoglio served as an archbishop before creating the Pope in 2013, hundreds of Argentina prayed for Pontif.
Speaking at the plaza, where Bergoglio used to do rail against injustice and inequality, Archbishop George Garcia Curva called Francis’s sinner “a breath of oxygen for the world of suffering from violence” suffocation from violence, suffocating from selfishness, exclusion.
He said, “Our prayer is fresh air that reaches her lungs so that she can fix her health.”
Honduran, a former coordinator at the Pops Council of Cardinals, Honduran Cardinal Oscar Rodger Maradiga told the La Republic on a daily Tuesday that he hoped the Pope, hoping that the Pope would draw through the Pope.
Maradiga said, “It’s not yet time to go to heaven.”
He said, “He is someone who does not come back to difficulty, does not discourage, does not freeze, and does not stop moving,” he told the paper.
– recovery time –
Doctors have warned that any recovery will take time and Francis will be likely to stay in the hospital beyond this week.
The Pope, who had a lung part of a lungs as a young man, has faced health complications in recent years.
He is prone to respiratory infection, overweight and suffers from knee and hip pain that has caused his dependence on wheelchair.
The newspaper La Stampa told that it takes at least two weeks to receive the Italian Society of Infecties and Tropical Disease Scientific Director, Double Pneumonia, Masimo Andreoni at least two weeks.
“For an older person like Pope Francis, with all additional complications … you will have to wait even longer for complete recovery,” Andreoni said.
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