Vatican City Pope Francis was forced to cancel the trip Which would lead him to DubaiFrom Friday to Sunday, For Cop28. the Influenza, cough and pneumonia In a man who developed pneumonia at the end of March and would be 87 years old in about twenty days: his treater explained to him that this was not the case, and asked him “despite the improvement of the general clinical picture” to surrender.
This is how Bergoglio welcomed him I deeply regret the doctors request» Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni announced in the evening. Until the end, Francis hoped that if he had been able to go, he would have been the first pope to attend a climate change conference, one of the main themes of his papacy: on October 4 he published the exhortation “Laudate Deum” as an enquiry. From the 2015 Laudato Si’ encyclical on the care of creation, prepare once again to confront denial and “false information” concerned with denying human responsibility for climate change that is leading the planet to the “point of no return.”
The Vatican says that “the will of the Pope and the Holy See to be part of the discussions” remains “Various methods” are being considered, perhaps a remote connection or the intervention of a representative. In any case, he is reassured: Francesco continues to work and the general audience will be held on Wednesday as usual. Moreover, on Tuesday he fulfilled his obligations and met, among other things, with Spanish bishops and a group of French victims of abuse. Meanwhile, everything was ready for Dubai, and in the morning the trip program was presented to journalists from all over the world.
On Saturday, Francesco underwent a CT scan that ruled out pneumonia but showed lung inflammation “difficulty breathing”. He had recited the Angelus prayer on Sunday from the Church of Santa Marta, and he explained while sitting next to Monsignor Paolo Preda, who read: “Today I cannot look out the window because I suffer from the problem of pneumonia.” His Catechism precedes the final prayer and appeal. Francesco was coughing, and the plaster on his right hand was covering the cannula used for “intravenous antibiotic infusion.”
On Tuesday morning, it was clarified that Francesco’s condition was “good and stable.” The Pope did not suffer from fever, and “the respiratory condition is clearly improving.”. But traveling is always tiring and in the end wisdom prevailed. Last year, in June, he had to cancel his trip to Congo and South Sudan at the last minute, due to knee problems, which he then completed in January.
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