Cardinal reads homily on Pope Francis's behalf at Rome Ash Wednesday mass
Briefly

Pope Francis continues to be in stable condition during his hospitalization for pneumonia, as confirmed on his 20th day in the hospital. He remains active, sitting in an armchair to work and having received communion and an Ash Wednesday cross. The Vatican reports that he has not suffered any further respiratory crises despite the severity of his condition. Acknowledging his illness and the fragility of life, he shared reflections during an Ash Wednesday homily read by Cardinal De Donatis, discussing hope and the challenges faced in today's society.
Pope Francis has been hospitalized for pneumonia, but his condition remains stable on the 20th day. He continues to participate in activities and received communion for Ash Wednesday.
Despite his hospital stay, Pope Francis remains productive, receiving updates and even calling a parish priest, while also addressing the themes of life's fragility and hope in a homily.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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