Pope Francis was photographed by the Vatican on Sunday, showing him from behind in a chair wearing a crimson stole while co-celebrating Mass in the medical chapel.
Although no other people were visible in the picture, the Vatican confirmed that he had attended the Mass event together with other monks. This is his first image since his February 14 hospital stay with extreme pneumonia, which turned into double asthma.
The Vatican made the priest’s participation in Mass during this time’s first mention in the Vatican’s catalog. During the customary Sunday grace, the Pope acknowledged the crowd and thanked them despite no appearing from the window on the 10th floor.
The pope said in the Angelus word prepared for the traditional meditation but no delivered lived again, according to the Associated Press, that” I know that some children are praying for me, some of them came here today to Gemelli as a mark of relationship.”
” Bless you, my children, I appreciate it!” The bishop is usually ready to meet you and loves you, he continued.
On his second Sunday in Rome, the Vatican shared photos of children holding yellow and white balloons greeted by Pope Francis at the Vatican’s Gemelli Hospital, many of whom are from war-torn nations. Some children recently entered the clinic to give their artwork, messages, and flowers to Francis while carrying balloons in the colors of the Vatican flag.
The children grew up in a variety of backgrounds, including those who were from underdeveloped European regions and war-affected countries. Some people entered throughSant’Egidio charity’s humanitarian corridors and the European state from Afghanistan and Syria, while others did so from Ukraine, Gaza, South America, and Africa, according to the Associated Press.
Francis typically delivers the Angelus from a window above St. Peter’s Square, where the audiences have risen as a result of the Jubilee year he inaugurated in December.
Francis showed compassion for those who are in need in his written text. Our body are weak, but even so, nothing can stop us from loving, praying, giving, being for one another, and displaying the signs of trust, the Pope said.
The Pope’s nighttime reliance on non-invasive air was highlighted in Saturday’s clinical update as efforts to lessen the Pope’s effort to improve lung function.
Doctors made a statement about the Pope’s robust state while stressing the need for more hospitalization, therapy, and rehabilitation. His natural and respiratory therapy, according to the Vatican’s first update in three days, was noted in “further gradual improvements.”
