Pope Francis is no longer in danger, doctors say, but remain in hospital
Pope Francis is no longer in danger of death, which rides him for about a month, on Monday, doctors said he had decided to keep him for a few days.
At a late update, doctors say that the 88-year-old Pope remains stable and has united in recent days, as determined by blood tests and positive drug treatment.
The Vatican noted that doctors raised their previous “preserved” forecast, considering that they were no longer imminent on February 14. But caution remained.
“Nevertheless, given the complexity of the clinical image and the important infectious picture of the reception, it will be necessary to continue medical therapy in additional days,” according to the Vatican's statement.
With its improved health mark, Francis was followed by the spiritual retreat of the Vatican Week on Monday, both in the morning and day sessions.
As he did on Sunday, Francis remotely participated in retreat, from Rome Hospital, where he was treated. He could see and listen to St. Roberto Pasolini, papal family preacher, but priests, bishops and cardinals, could not see him or hear him.
Pasolini gives a number of motions in the hope of eternal life this week, a topic that was chosen before Francis, on February 14 he was admitted to Gemeli Hospital.
Retreat: Annual collection, which starts the solemn season of the Solemn Lent of the Catholic Church, which leads to Easter – continues during the week. The Vatican said that Francis will participate in the “spiritual sacrament” with the rest of the hierarchy from afar.
Francis resumed his physical and respiratory therapy at the Gemel Hospital, “he said and prayed in the middle. Francis uses the nose pipe for additional oxygen so that she breaks out during the day and night of non-invasive mechanical ventilation, therapy she continued on Monday.
Pope Francis, who has a chronic lung disease and a portion of one lungs, which was removed as young as a bad case in Bronchitis when he was hospitalized last month. The infection has made progress in complex respiratory tract infection and double pneumonia, which has set him since its 12-year grandparency and raises questions about the future.
On Thursday, Pope Francis thanked the good wishes “from the bottom of my heart” in his first audio message, when about three weeks ago, double pneumonia is hospitalized. At the beginning of the day, the brief message recorded by Francis, which was played at the beginning of the day, for the 88-year-old Hontfi, who was in the Vatican St. Peter Square.
Master's Witnesses and Master's Talk
Francis was still looking at things. The Vatican noted that it was informed about the flood in the native Argentina and expressed its closure to the affected population. In addition, the Vatican Cardinal spoke to Francis on Monday to deny some negative media reports, which were spread in its absence.
The Vatican Development Office published a letter written by Cardinal Mikael Chernny in Canada to one of Friendly Friends of Francentina, Argentina's Social Justice activist Juan Grabar. At the Gemeli Hospital, pledgee, and some Italian media outlets reported that he rejected the 10th Francis Hospital.
In the letter of March 6, Chern Grabois said that Francis knew about your presence in Rome and the spiritual solidarity of the “Gemel Polyclinic”, and I am sure that it gave him real comfort and support. “
“Besides, I know that you are joining me, strongly rejecting the unfounded versions that have spread to the hospital inaccurate in the hospital,” he said.
The Vatican always disrupts the news, but it has overlooked the manipulations on Francisco's health and a master's conversation, although Francis is very alive and responsible. The fact that the Child needed to protect one of the Francis' friends, suggested that the news and maneuvering of Francis passed a line.
On Thursday, the Vatican will celebrate the 12th anniversary of the Francis elections, the first of the view with the Pope, but still responsible. Grandpa Francisco has been elected Pope, the first of the Latin America, on March 13, 2013 due to the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
