Pope Francis Sends Audio Message from Hospital

Pope Francis, currently receiving medical care at Gemelli Hospital in Rome, sent an audio message to the faithful gathered at St. Peter’s Square, reassuring them of his prayers and spiritual presence despite his hospitalization.

The pre-recorded message, played during the Sunday Angelus prayer, conveyed Pope Francis’ gratitude for the outpouring of support and well-wishes from Catholics worldwide.

🔹 Pope Francis stated: “Even from my hospital bed, my heart remains with you. I continue to pray for peace, for the suffering, and for unity in Christ’s love.”
🔹 He urged believers to remain steadfast in faith and extend compassion to those in need.

The Vatican confirmed that the 87-year-old pontiff is receiving treatment for a respiratory condition but is in stable condition and closely monitored by doctors.

🔸 Vatican spokesperson Matteo Bruni assured that the Pope’s spiritual duties continue and that he is actively following global events.
🔸 His scheduled appearances may be adjusted based on medical recommendations.

Global Support for Pope Francis

World leaders and religious figures have sent messages of support and prayers for his speedy recovery. In several churches across Europe, Latin America, and the Philippines, special prayer services have been held for his well-being.