Part of the story Pope Francis's health struggles and his death on Easter Monday 2025 Coverage dated September 22, 2024
Pope cancels his audiences due to slight illness days before a new trip Headline from NBC New York
Pope Francis cancelled his audiences Monday because of a “slight flu-like state” just days before he is to embark on a trip to Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Pope cancels his audiences due to slight illness days before a new trip ↗ (opens NBC New York) Published Sep 22, 2024
Same headline from 8 more outlets NBC New York's feed description Pope Francis cancelled his audiences Monday because of a “slight flu-like state” just days before he is to embark on a trip to Belgium and Luxembourg.
Aleteia
Pope cancels audiences, has 'mild flu-like conditions' ↗ (opens Aleteia) Published Sep 22, 2024
Aleteia's feed description The Holy Father is scheduled to leave Thursday for his next apostolic visit, just days after returning from the longest trip of his pontificate.
America Magazine
Vatican cancels papal audiences because Francis has ‘slight flu’ ↗ (opens America Magazine) Published Sep 22, 2024
America Magazine's feed description Francis, who will turn 88 on Dec. 17, has not rested one day since his return from the East on Friday, Sept. 13.
Washington Times
Pope cancels audiences due to slight illness days before a new trip ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published Sep 22, 2024
Washington Times's feed description Pope Francis canceled his audiences Monday because of a "slight flu-like state," just days before he is to embark on a trip to Belgium and Luxembourg, the Vatican said.
Newsweek
Pope Francis health update as audiences canceled ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Sep 22, 2024
Newsweek's feed description His planned trip to Belgium and Luxembourg later this week currently remain on schedule.
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