Coverage dated March 30, 2023

Vatican: Pope to leave hospital on Saturday, eats pizza

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Francis, 86, was hospitalized on Wednesday to receive antibiotics for his bronchitis.

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  1. 12News Phoenix

    Vatican: Pope to leave hospital on Saturday, eats pizza (opens 12News Phoenix)

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    Francis, 86, was hospitalized on Wednesday to receive antibiotics for his bronchitis.

  2. America Magazine

    After hospital pizza party, Pope Francis is expected to return to the Vatican on Saturday (opens America Magazine)

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    The director of the Vatican press office, Matteo Bruni, said that “last evening, Pope Francis had dinner, eating a pizza, together with those who have assisted him in these days in hospital.”

  3. WFMZ Allentown

    Vatican: Pope OK to leave hospital, has pizza, baptizes baby (opens WFMZ Allentown)

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    WFMZ Allentown's feed description

    The Vatican says medical staff have confirmed that Pope Francis will be discharged on Saturday from the Rome hospital where he is being treated for bronchitis. Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni,

  4. Aleteia

    Pope enjoys pizza in hospital, will return home tomorrow (opens Aleteia)

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    The Holy Father has been working from Gemelli hospital, where he was admitted on Wednesday afternoon with a respiratory infection.

  5. NBC News

    Pope to leave hospital after 'eating pizza for dinner' (opens NBC News)

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    Francis, 86, was admitted to Gemelli Polyclinic, where doctors said the pontiff was receiving antibiotics intravenously to treat his bronchitis, on Wednesday.

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