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As Pope Francis continues his recovery at Rome’s Agostino Gemelli Hospital, prayers for his health and well-being echo across churches worldwide. Faithful believers, from grand cathedrals in Europe to humble chapels in Latin America, are lighting candles, reciting Rosaries, and offering Mass intentions for the Holy Father’s swift healing.
Vatican Press Office Director Matteo Bruni reassured journalists on Saturday morning that the 87-year-old Pontiff had a "restful night" and "slept well." He noted that Pope Francis enjoyed breakfast, read newspapers, and remains under pharmacological treatment and medical observation.
Since his admission to the hospital on Friday for a respiratory tract infection, the Vatican has been closely monitoring his condition. Bruni confirmed that the Pope’s fever has not worsened and that further updates would be provided in due course. The Holy See had previously stated on February 14 that the Pope had experienced a "slight fever" upon his admission and had begun medical treatment.
Across the world, Catholic communities are responding with faith and devotion. In Buenos Aires, Argentina—where Pope Francis once served as Archbishop—parishioners gathered in Plaza de Mayo, offering heartfelt prayers in his native Spanish. In Rome, near St. Peter’s Basilica, a group of nuns knelt before the Vatican’s Pietà, whispering silent supplications. “He has always prayed for us; now, it is our turn to pray for him,” one worshipper remarked.
This is not the first time Pope Francis has faced health challenges. Despite undergoing colon surgery in 2021 and managing mobility issues due to knee pain, he has maintained a tireless commitment to his pastoral mission. Known for his humility and deep empathy, he continues to inspire millions, reminding them of the power of faith.
Vatican Press Office Director Matteo Bruni reassured journalists on Saturday morning that the 87-year-old Pontiff had a "restful night" and "slept well." He noted that Pope Francis enjoyed breakfast, read newspapers, and remains under pharmacological treatment and medical observation.
Since his admission to the hospital on Friday for a respiratory tract infection, the Vatican has been closely monitoring his condition. Bruni confirmed that the Pope’s fever has not worsened and that further updates would be provided in due course. The Holy See had previously stated on February 14 that the Pope had experienced a "slight fever" upon his admission and had begun medical treatment.
Across the world, Catholic communities are responding with faith and devotion. In Buenos Aires, Argentina—where Pope Francis once served as Archbishop—parishioners gathered in Plaza de Mayo, offering heartfelt prayers in his native Spanish. In Rome, near St. Peter’s Basilica, a group of nuns knelt before the Vatican’s Pietà, whispering silent supplications. “He has always prayed for us; now, it is our turn to pray for him,” one worshipper remarked.
This is not the first time Pope Francis has faced health challenges. Despite undergoing colon surgery in 2021 and managing mobility issues due to knee pain, he has maintained a tireless commitment to his pastoral mission. Known for his humility and deep empathy, he continues to inspire millions, reminding them of the power of faith.
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