Will Pope Francis Go to Santa Maria Maggiore?

Pope Francis is no longer in immediate danger of death. However, he will have to remain in a protected environment for perhaps a few more weeks, writes Specola (InfoVaticana, 12 March).
The situation is "no cause for celebration" and it will be necessary to continue pharmacological medical therapy in a hospital environment.
Respiratory physiotherapy will continue to help Pope Francis breathe better by strengthening muscles such as the diaphragm, and active motor physiotherapy will continue to maintain muscle tone, which has inevitably decreased due to the long hospital stay. The complexity of the situation can create new dangers.
The rumour that spread in the last few hours has been confirmed, writes Specola. An apartment where Francis will be hospitalised in Santa Maria Maggiore is ready and equipped to receive him when he leaves the Gemelli hospital.
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