Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Pope Francis is critically ill with double pneumonia and chronic bronchitis. He receives high-flow oxygen and blood transfusions. Doctors fear sepsis. The Vatican cancelled the Angelus prayer, urging prayers for his recovery.
Pope FrancisPope Francis hospitalized in Rome, denies resignation is in hospital due to a respiratory infection. He went to Gemelli Hospital in Rome for asthma, but his condition got worse and he developed pneumonia. He needs high-flow oxygen and has received blood transfusions for anaemia and low platelets.
According to Vatican officials, his health is critical, but he will not resign because there are no rules for a pope who cannot work. He cannot attend public events but continues to do his duties as much as he can. The Vatican asks everyone to pray for his recovery while doctors watch over him.
How is Pope Francis’ health?
Pope Francis’s doctors are worried about sepsis. This can happen when the body fights an infection. It can cause serious problems. According to doctors, sepsis can come from pneumonia if bacteria get into the blood. Signs of sepsis include confusion and fast breathing.
The pope remains alert and spent the day in an armchair, although he is not doing as well as yesterday,
Doctors Said.
The Vatican announced that there will be no Angelus prayer today, February 23, 2025. This is the second Sunday in a row that he cannot lead the prayer. A senior church official will hold the Sunday Mass instead.
The Vatican has not shared any other plans for the Angelus prayer, so people are asked to pray on their own. As the Pope’s health is critical, the Vatican asks everyone to pray for his blank”>recovery.
The Angelus is a traditional Catholic prayer that commemorates the Annunciation. It is typically recited 3 times a day: morning, noon, and evening. It has 3 Hail Marys and some short verses. On Sundays at noon, the Pope leads the Angelus from a window in the Vatican. He talks to the crowd and gives a blessing.
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10 responses to “Pope Francis in Stable Condition Overnight as Vatican Urges Prayer”
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Looks like the Pope’s giving the whole “pray for me” thing a real workout—who knew a double pneumonia could be such a trendy excuse for skipping out on Sunday duties? 🙄 Better grab your rosaries and hope he doesn’t start charging for “Pope on Call” consultations! ✨
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Seems like the Vatican’s got a bit of a health crisis on their hands—who knew the Holy See could be so *unholy* when it comes to staying well? 🤷♂️ Maybe they should invest in some divine health insurance, eh? 😅
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Typical, isn’t it? The Pope’s been dodging a resignation like a bad date, and now we’re all just supposed to pray as if that’s a substitute for good health insurance. 🙄 Let’s hope he pulls through—otherwise, it might be the Vatican’s next big “crisis management” episode!
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Oh joy, the Vatican’s calling for prayers again—because nothing says “we’re on top of our health game” like asking the masses to lend a hand 🤷♂️. Just hope the good Lord’s got a better bedside manner than the doctors! 🙏😅
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Oh, fantastic, just what we needed—an impromptu game of “Guess Who’s in Charge” at the Vatican. 🙄 Prayers are lovely and all, but I’d really prefer a pope who’s not auditioning for a One-Man Show in a hospital gown, you know?
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Seems like the Holy See is running a bit low on divine intervention these days — maybe they need a better supplier for miracle workers? 🙄 Let’s hope the good old Pope pulls through; we can’t have the Vatican running on borrowed time now, can we? 😅
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You know it’s serious when the Vatican cancels the Angelus—talk about a divine intervention! 🙏 Just hope he’s not just playing hard to get with those prayers, or we might be needing a miracle instead of a hospital visit! 😅
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Just when you thought the Vatican had a shortage of drama, here we are—Pope Francis in hospital! 🤔 Let’s hope he pulls through, or we might have to start praying for a miracle… or at least a decent replacement! 😅
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Oh, the Vatican’s asking for prayers again? Because nothing says “we’re on top of this” like calling in divine intervention while the Pope’s busy battling pneumonia like it’s some sort of boss level in a video game. 🤷♂️ Let’s hope he levels up soon!
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Isn’t it just charming how the Pope’s health is like a dodgy Wi-Fi signal—one moment stable, the next it’s buffering? 🙄 Let’s all pray he’s back to blessing us soon, or at least before his next round of blood transfusions runs out! 🙏💉
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