Pope Francis appears the year in Rome

Pope Francis, who seemed weak and with network breathing that made it difficult to speak, appeared his first appearance in more than six weeks on Sunday, briefly appeared on the balcony of Rome Hospital to salute hundreds of people who gathered in the square in front of it.

“Thank you everyone,” he said in a voice of sound. The Pope later left the hospital to shortly stop at the Santa Maria Magior Church, which has an icon from the Virgin Mary that he devotes, before heading to the Vatican Hospitality House where he lives.

“I see a woman with yellow flowers.” He said, “It is good.” Then he sat and waved with both hands while people chanted and waved flags.

But after more than a month of the audience’s eyes, Francis appeared deeply and changed appearance, which confirms what will be a long recovery and a new stage for him and the authority. It has become clear on the balcony, at the present time, Francis Old, who talked about the cuff and made a physical appreciation of the believers a distinctive feature of him.

The Pope’s voice was thin and hairy, and he was expected for the patient who suffered from heavy damage to his lungs and the muscles of the respiratory system, as his doctors explained at a press conference on Saturday.

On Sunday, his appearance was met with chants of “Papa Francesco” from the believers outside the hospital. “The Pope has long lived,” one of them called.

The Pope made the cross of the cross in a blessing, then it was wheel again to the hospital.

“It looks very weak, and from the news, we know that he still has two months to recover completely, but although this is the case, we see hope for this,” said Patricia Olivra, a Portuguese teacher in the crowd. “This Pope is our hope,” she said, to help us get some things that happen in our very frightening world. “

Just weeks ago, there was great concern that Francis may not recover from a seizure of pneumonia that he suffered in both lungs and other respiratory infections. His doctors said on Saturday that the pneumonia of the Pope was so severe that he had put his life twice in a decisive danger.

But he received a treatment for drug therapy and oxygen that led to a “slow and progressive improvement”, which allowed him to overcome the most important episodes, said Dr. Sergio Alviri, the leader of the medical team, who takes care of the Pope.

As in the past six weeks, Francis has not conveyed the traditional blessing of Angelos, which he usually gives from the Apostolic Palace overlooking St. Peter’s Square.

In angelus message, which Vatican It was published on the InternetFrancis said that he was “sad about the heavy Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip, causing a lot of death and injuries,” and called for an immediate stopping of fighting and dialogue. He also called for peace in “tormented Ukraine”, as well as in Myanmar, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Sister Priecella and Angari, a Franciscan nun of Kenya, who was outside the hospital, expressed her happiness at the recovery of Francis. She said that she was preparing a night rosary in Saint Peter’s Square to pray for his health. She added: “We love him because the church needs it, and he must take care of its people.”

After leaving the hospital, Francis went to Casa Santa Marta, the guest house where he lives, for the case for two months. His doctors said on Saturday that Francis should avoid unnecessary efforts and meetings with large groups or people with young children, to reduce the possibility of more infections.

Dr. Luigi Carbon, the Vatican doctor in Francis, said that the Pope’s residence was equipped enough to deal with his medical needs.

Francis entered the hospital on February 14 with acute respiratory palaces of viral and bacterial infections.

Francis remained in critical condition for several weeks because he suffered from an respiratory crisis from asthma. Moderate renal failure; And the bronchial spasm that caused him to inhale the vomiting after a coughing seizure. He used unweded mechanical ventilation during the night and treatment with high flow oxygen during the day.

Doctors insisted that Francis, who kept a hard schedule before his illness, needs to take it easily for at least two months.

Dr. Carbon said: “The recovery is by virtue of its definition of a stage of recovery, so it is clear that during the recovery period, he will not be able to implement his daily activity in his meeting with the people as he used to.”

“He is happy to see Francis to the turn. “It is the will of God. If he goes out, this means that God still has a plan for him,” he said.