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Letter #54, 2021, Wednesday, July 14: Pope Francis[2021-07-14][Engleză]Above, Pope Francis today, after leaving Rome's Gemelli hospital, visiting the chapel of the icon of Our Lady Salus Populi Romani in the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome. The Pope has stopped at this chapel at the beginning and the end of every trip he has made since he became Pope in 2013, eight years ago. It is reportedly the 87th time that the Pope has visited the chapel since he became Pope (link) Below, this is the car that carried the Pope home from the hospital. You can see the Pope in the front passenger's seat of the car, dressed in white.  Letter #54, 2021, Wednesday, July 14: Pope Francis Leaves Hospital  This is the text of the communique issued today by the Vatican Press Office:   In response to questions from journalists, the Director of the Holy See Press Office, Matteo Bruni, has confirmed that the Holy Father was discharged from A. Gemelli Hospital shortly after 10.30 this morning.  Before returning to the Vatican, the Pope went to the Basilica of Saint Mary Major where, before the icon of the Virgin Mary Salus populi romani, he expressed his gratitude for the success of his surgery and offered a prayer for all the sick, especially those he had met during his stay in hospital.  Shortly before midday he returned to Casa Santa Marta.  [End, Vatican press communique]  ***  And this is the tweet Pope Francis sent out to thank all who have prayed for him in the 10 days since his July 4 colon operation (link):  "Ringrazio tutti coloro che mi sono stati vicini con la preghiera e laffetto nei giorni di ricovero in ospedale. Non dimentichiamoci di pregare per i malati e per chi li assiste."  "I thank all those who have been close to me with their prayers and affection during the days of recovery in the hospital. Let's not forget to pray for the sick and for those who care for them." ===============  Please consider subscribing to Inside the Vatican, the print magazine, to follow these events. To subscribe, click on the banner below:    Nonprofits like our own Urbi et Orbi Communications need help weathering the current storms. We do this work in partnership with you: we want you to be informed, to have a sense of the current climate of the Church, and to know both where there is hope for the future and where there is danger of losing sight of Truth. (continued below)  We ask you to support Urbi et Orbi Communications with a small or large contribution, at this difficult time, in order...  (1) to keep Inside the Vatican Magazine (which we have published since its founding in 1993, 27 years ago) independent and comprehensive... a unique lens into the Church and the World. Now available to you digitally as well as in print!  (2) to ensure that Inside the Vatican Pilgrimages can keep creating encounters for you with the Heart of the Churches, the homes of the Saints, and the Living Stones the people of whom the Church is built. Now offering you virtual pilgrimages from your home computer! (see below for more information)  (3) to help bring the Churches closer together by "Building Bridges" to heal the schisms of the Church East and West through our Urbi et Orbi Foundation.  (4) to sustain our occasional news and editorial emails, The Moynihan Letters, bringing the latest valuable information and insight like no other source to thousands of readers around the world Sursa: www.InSideTheVatican.com Contor Accesări: 547, Ultimul acces: 2026-07-26 23:38:08
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