Key takeaways:
- Pope Francis was discharged from a Rome hospital after being treated for bronchitis.
- Before leaving, he had an emotional moment with a couple whose 5-year-old daughter had died at the hospital the night before.
- Pope Francis’ hospitalization and subsequent discharge has been met with well wishes from around the world.
Pope Francis was discharged from a Rome hospital on Saturday after being treated for bronchitis. Before leaving, the Pope had an emotional moment with a couple whose 5-year-old daughter had died at the hospital the night before.
Serena Subania, the mother of Angelica, was overcome with emotion and pressed her head into the chest of the Pope, who put a hand on the woman’s head.
Pope Francis, 86, was admitted to Gemelli Polyclinic on Wednesday after reportedly having breathing difficulties following his weekly public audience.
The Pope left the hospital with a quip to journalists, saying “I’m still alive.” He also made a gesture of surprise when a boy showed him his arm cast.
Pope Francis’ hospitalization and subsequent discharge has been met with well wishes from around the world. His recovery is being celebrated by Catholics and non-Catholics alike.
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