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Pope's Jubilee audience on Saturday Feb. 22 cancelled

Pope's Jubilee audience on Saturday Feb. 22 cancelled

Mons. Fisichella to celebrate Mass for Jubilee of Deacons

ROME, 18 February 2025, 11:46

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A Jubilee audience scheduled on Saturday, February 22 has been cancelled due to Pope Francis's health condition, the Vatican Press Office announced on Tuesday.
    "Due to the health conditions of the Holy Father, the Jubilee audience of Saturday February 22 is annulled", said the Vatican, adding that the pontiff, who continues to receive treatment at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, has delegated Mons. Rino Fisichella, the Pro-Prefect of the Holy See's Dicastery for Evangelization, to celebrate a Mass planned on Sunday, February 23 at 9 am at St Peter's Basilica.
    Pope Francis had another quiet night in hospital, sources said on Tuesday.
    The pontiff's therapy for a respiratory infection was changed due to the complex clinical picture of his condition, the Vatican Press Office said on Monday, adding that he will have to stay in hospital longer than initially expected.
    "The results of the tests carried out in recent days and today have demonstrated a polymicrobial respiratory tract infection that has led to a further change in therapy", it said.
    "All the tests carried out to date are indicative of a complex clinical picture that will require an adequate hospital stay", it added.
    The 88-year-old Argentine pontiff has been in Rome's Gemelli Hospital since Friday after suffering breathing difficulties due to bronchitis.
   

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