Pope Francis is doing a little better, but he is not out of danger yet. This is the summary of Pope Francis' health conditions. "The hemodynamic parameters continue to be stable," is what we read in the latest Medical Bulletin released by the Vatican Press Office. The Pope has reached the thirteenth day of hospitalization. After a quiet night, without any respiratory crisis, the patient was able to sit up, eat and spend a reasonable day.
The Pope continues his physiotherapy and has not had any more respiratory crises in recent days, but the situation remains delicate. The Pope, however, even from his hospital bed, wanted to work and from Gemelli he signed the decree for the canonization of Bartolo Longo. The founder of the sanctuary of Pompeii will be a Saint.
Many faithful under his window and Rosary in St. Peter's Square
Always present many faithful under his hospital window. Yesterday evening, a new recitation of the Rosary to pray for the Pope at 21:XNUMX p.m. The Rosary in St. Peter's Square was held by the pro-prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelization, Cardinal Luis Tagle, who said: "Let us pray for the health of the Holy Father Francis, that he may experience the loving presence of the Lord and the supportive closeness of the Christian community." Thousands were present to pray.
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