After breathing in Pope Francis, the experience of the quiet night has led to the restoration of the crisis

Pope Francis had a quiet night without a crisis after suffering bronchial crisis This has led to a sudden health, Vatican said in a short update on Saturday morning.

The Pope woke up, drank coffee and read the newspaper, the Vatican said and continues to move and sit in his chair.

The Vatican said that the lack of high-white blood cells that can be a sign of infection is also good news.

Nevertheless, the Vatican said in the update, not outside the danger and the forecast is still protected.

On Friday, the Pontifior lived “sudden deterioration of the respiratory landscape”, the Vatican, the muscles of the airline in the lungs, “the muscles of the airline,” said the bronchospasm isolated.

The episode of the 88-year-old Pope has become a vomiting in the Vatican. The Vatican said he was treated with non-invasive mechanical ventilation, which received a variety of additional oxygen to balance its levels and said he answered well.

“The Holy Father always remained sober and oriented, cooperates in therapeutic maneuvers,” the Vatican said. “So the forecast is still reserved.”

This was hospitalized for the fourth time, led by the Roman Catholic Church in 2013.

It was important Abdominal surgery In 2021 and then there is another procedure to repair wound tissue and abdominal tear in 2023. Briefly hospitalized for treatment for pneumonia that year before.

Meanwhile, people were gathered in the Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, many messages and records left the messages and records of the former Pope II to show a lot by leaving a statue. The world’s prayers are coming.

Maria Ratai, who prayed for the Pope in St. Peter Square, “I need to pray for her every night for him, because he needed us for his health, because he needed it to the world, and the world needs peace.”

Rev. Jacinto Bento is a priest who visited the Saturday’s AZORES on Saturday’s Azores Islands with 30th anniversary pilgrims.

“We pray for the pope every day,” said Bento. “We were very sad for his condition.”