Pope Francis leaves hospital, says ‘I’m still alive’ FMTNews FMTWorld
ROME: Pope Francis left hospital to return to the Vatican today after being treated for bronchitis, waving to well-wishers and the waiting media as he was driven away.
The pope, 86, was taken to Rome’s Gemelli hospital three days ago after complaining of breathing difficulties. He has responded well to an infusion of antibiotics, his medical team has said. Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni confirmed yesterday that Francis was expected to take part in this weekend’s service for Palm Sunday – a major event in the Church calendar that kicks off Easter week celebrations.
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