Pope Francis hospitalised for respiratory infection
Pope Francis is currently reported to be in critical condition due to a respiratory tract infection according to the Vatican
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Pope Francis is currently reported to be in critical condition due to a respiratory tract infection according to the Vatican
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2025/02/17/pope-francis-hospitalised-for-respiratory-infection
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00:00Pope Francis is said to be in a critical condition. The Vatican said that his respiratory tract
00:06infection is presenting a complex clinical picture that will require further hospitalisation.
00:12There was no time frame given as to when the Pope will be released.
00:17We came to pray for our Pope.
00:22There was no time frame as to when the Pope will be released.
00:26God willing, because no one is strong enough on their own, with age also your health suffers
00:30and especially with his workload and all the efforts he makes, so God willing he will go
00:35on. Let's hope in God we cannot go against it, whatever comes.
00:39God wants to move forward. Let's hope in God. We can't discuss what's coming.
00:54Subsequent updates said his slight fever had gone away and that he was in a stable condition.
01:03Francis was admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital in a stable condition on Friday after a week-long
01:08bout of bronchitis worsened.