Hospitalised pope to skip Angelus prayer for second Sunday

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Pope cancels Sunday's Angelus prayer again due to sickness, Vatican says

ROME — Pope Francis will not pray the traditional Angelus this Sunday for the second time since his hospitalization with pneumonia. Like last week, the text for the midday prayer will only be released for publication in writing, the Vatican…

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Vatican City. Pope Francis begins this Saturday his second week hospitalized for bilateral pneumonia and will not pronounce the Angelus on Sunday, but two important cardinals are optimistic about his recovery and dismiss speculations about his resignation. The 88-year-old Argentine pontiff will not pronounce the Angelus' traditional prayer on Sunday. He will send a text that will be published but he will not read, just like last week, said Vatic…

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Hospitalised pope to skip Angelus prayer for second Sunday

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis will miss the Angelus prayer on Sunday for the second straight week as the 88-year-old is treated in hospital for pneumonia, the Vatican said Saturday.   The text will only be published, not read out, as it was last Sunday, spokesman Matteo Bruni said.   One of the doctors treating Pope Francis said on Friday the 88-year-old, who has pneumonia, was "not out of danger" and would likely stay in hospital "at least all ne…

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Pope Francis will not lead Sunday prayers for a second week running with pontiff ‘not out of danger’, Vatican says

Pope Francis, who is being treated in hospital for double pneumonia, will not appear in public on Sunday to lead his usual prayer with pilgrims for a second consecutive week, the Vatican said.

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For the third time in a row: Pope Francis to skip Angelus prayerThe Pope has been hospitalized with pneumonia in both lungs and will remain in the hospital for at least a week. Doctors say the pontiff's condition is stable but will require prolonged treatment.

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Pope Francis, hospitalized for eight days because of bilateral pneumonia, spent a good night, the Vatican reported on Saturday, although, according to his doctors, the 88-year-old Argentine pontiff is not yet “out of danger”. “Pope Francis rested well,” the Holy See said in a brief statement on Saturday morning. Still, he is not “out of danger” and will remain in “at least next week”, his doctors said on Friday. The pontiff will not pronounce th…