Pope Francis shares a voice message from the hospital

Pope Francis has released an audio message thanks to people around the world for support after the hospitalization on February 14.

For the first time, an 88-year-old guy was heard by the public after entering the hospital, which is treated with bronchitis before making a diagnosis of pneumonia in both lungs.

A short, two -line message recorded earlier that day from the Hemli Hospital in Rome was heard during a night toddler for the Pope on St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican.

Earlier this week, the Vatican stated that the Pontiff was stable after two episodes of respiratory failure were injured and used “non -inflammatory mechanical ventilation”, but now he returned to a high flow oxygen mask.

The Pope was forced to cancel a number of activities since his hospitalization, most recently in the Ash Middle Age, which means the beginning of a six-week period leading to Easter.