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Pope Francis said he was confronted with a “trial period” when he thanked the friendly Sunday.
The Argentine Pontiff is restored at a pneumonia hospital after it was accepted on February 14.
In today’s report, the 88-year-old mentioned biblical excerpts and prayed for peace in the “Wounded War.”
This was noted for the fifth in a row, the Pope was not present personally for his weekly blessing, although the Vatican stated that earlier this week the X -ray confirmed “improvements” in his condition. Since then, he has warned that he still needed treatment at the hospital.
“The Holy Father still requires hospital medical therapy, motor and respiratory physiotherapy; these treatments are currently showing further gradual improvements,” the statement said on Saturday.
The Pope has not been seen in public since his admission to the hospital, and no photos were released from a religious figure.
“I join the number of brothers and sisters who are ill: at this time as I am” as I am, “the Pope said in his statement.
“Let’s continue to pray for peace, especially in countries wounded by war: tortured Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Myanmar, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.”
Since his arrival at the Hemeli Hospital in Rome, the Pope was treated with double pneumonia and other infections.
He also survived a few respiratory crises, which caused concern about his survival.
Earlier this month, Pope Francis, who performed his native Spanish, played in St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican city.
His voice was panting when he thanked the Catholic believers for their prayer.
Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergolio, is the first Pope from America.
In his youth, he infected the pleurisy and received partial removal of the lungs, which left it especially vulnerable to pneumonia.
As a result of a long load, there were suggestions that Pope Francis could choose his predecessor Benedict XVI and leave the papacy.
But friends and biographers close to the Pope insisted that he did not plan to leave. And despite his delicate health, the Pontiff continued his work at the hospital.
This year, 2025, the Catholic Holy Year is, and 32 million pilgrims are expected to go to Rome.
