Argentina prays for native son Francis, the first Latin American pope in history
BUENOS AIRES (AP) — “Francis, the city prays for you.” Those were the words projected onto Buenos Aires' most iconic monument, the Obelisco, over the weekend as Catholics from across Argentina flocked to churches to pray for the recovery of Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope in history.
Pope Francis was a frequent visitor to Rome long before he became pope. ROME — Pope Francis was a frequent visitor to Rome ...
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Hundreds attend special mass in Pope Francis's home city, Buenos AiresHundreds of Argentines attended a special mass Monday for their countryman Pope Francis, hospitalized in a critical condition ...
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Monday marks Pope Francis’ 10th day in the hospital, making this equal to the longest hospitalization of his papacy.
"There have been no acute respiratory episodes and hemodynamic parameters continue to be stable. In the evening, he underwent a scheduled CT scan for radiological monitoring of the bilateral pneumonia ...
After showing a slight improvement in his overall condition, which doctors say remains critical, Pope Francis continues to ...
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The Vatican says Pope Francis is in critical condition after he suffered a long asthmatic respiratory crisis that required ...
According to the Vatican, Pope Francis, 88, was still in critical condition Sunday but “remains alert and well-oriented” and took part in Mass on Sunday morning. The Vatican said “some ...
The pope has spent nine nights at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, receiving treatment for pneumonia and other health complications.
Hundreds of Argentines attended a special mass yesterday for their countryman Pope Francis, hospitalised in a critical ...
Hundreds of Argentines attended a special mass on Monday for their countryman Pope Francis, hospitalised in a critical ...
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