Pope opting to skip customary blessing on doctors’ advice
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ROME -- Pope Francis, "wisely" following doctors' advice, will skip today's customary public blessing to allow himself to better heal after abdominal surgery last week, his surgeon told reporters.
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Pope Francis's recovery from surgery is going well but doctors advised him not to deliver his Sunday blessing from a hospital balcony so as not to put strain on his abdominal walls
Pope Francis, ''wisely'' following doctors' advice, will skip Sunday's customary public blessing to allow himself to better heal after abdominal surgery earlier this week, his surgeon told reporters.
By Philip Pullella and Angelo Amante ROME (Reuters) -Pope Francis' recovery from surgery is going well but doctors advised him not to deliver his Sunday
ROME — Pope Francis, “wisely” following doctors’ advice, will skip Sunday’s customary public blessing to allow him to better heal after abdominal surgery earlier this week, his surgeon told reporters. Blood and imaging tests indicate that the 86-year-old pope’s recovery is proceeding in an “absolute…
Pope Francis, ''wisely'' following doctors' advice, will skip Sunday's customary public blessing to allow him to better heal after abdominal surgery earlier this week, his surgeon told reporters.
Sergio Alfieri, who operated on the pontiff, said that blood and imaging tests indicate that the 86-year-old pope’s recovery is proceeding in an “absolutely normal” manner.
ROME -- Pope Francis, "wisely" following doctors' advice, will skip today's customary public blessing to allow himself to better heal after abdominal surgery last week, his surgeon told reporters.
ROME — Pope Francis, “wisely” following doctors’ advice, will skip Sunday’s customary public blessing to allow himself to better heal after abdominal surgery earlier this week, his surgeon told reporters.
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