Pope Francis was set to leave the hospital on Saturday after a three-night stay for treatment of bronchitis and begin preparations for the most important week in the Christian calendar.
Pope Francis canceled all of his meetings and engagements Friday due to what the Vatican says is a fever that comes weeks after the pope endured a four-day hospital stay due to a lung infection.
Pope Francis canceled all of his scheduled meetings on Friday morning due to a fever, the Vatican has said, again raising ...
There were no details about how sick Francis was, but the last time he had a serious fever, in March, he was rushed to a hospital and diagnosed with acute bronchitis.
The pope also prayed for peace in Sudan, where fighting between the country’s military and a coalition of paramilitary forces ...
Pope Francis exchanges gifts with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, left, during a private audience at the Vatican.
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At the same time, this first meeting should have happened long ago, such that meetings between the pope and the Russian ... in order to set the Francis–Kirill meeting in proper perspective.
Pope Francis on Sunday warned against the danger of living life without a sense of purpose or a destination to set our course by, reminding the faithful that Jesus is “our compass for reaching ...
Pope Francis was set to leave the hospital on Saturday after a three-night stay for treatment of bronchitis and begin preparations for the most important week in the Christian calendar.
Pope Francis on Sunday warned against the danger of living life without a sense of purpose or a destination to set our course by, reminding the faithful that Jesus is “our compass for reaching ...
