Pope shares voice messages from Francis Hospital

Pope Francis has issued an audio message, thanking people around the world for their support after being hospitalized on 14 February.

This is the first time the public has been heard by the public since the 88 -year -old has been heard before being treated for bronchitis before diagnosing pneumonia in both lungs.

The small, two-row messages recorded from the Jamelli Hospital in Rome, the two-row messages, were played for the Pope at St. Peter Square in Vatican during a night prayer service.

Earlier this week, the Vatican stated that Pontiff was stable after suffering two episodes of respiratory failure and was using “non-incentive mechanical ventilation”, but is now back to a high-flowing oxygen mask.

The Pope has been forced to cancel several incidents since his hospitalization, recently Ash takes the onset of a six -week period to Easter.