Francis Again: “A Nurse Saved My Life in July”
“I am still alive," Francis answered to a question of the Spanish radio station Cope about his health. He was referring to his July 4 operation for diverticular stenosis. The full interview will be …More
“I am still alive," Francis answered to a question of the Spanish radio station Cope about his health.
He was referring to his July 4 operation for diverticular stenosis. The full interview will be published on September 1.
In a brief excerpt, Francis can be heard saying that “a male nurse saved my life, and this is the second time it has happened. The first time was in 1957." The excerpt reveals no details.
About recent rumours regarding his resignation, Francis said that whenever a pope is sick “there’s a breeze, or a hurricane of conclave.”
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He was referring to his July 4 operation for diverticular stenosis. The full interview will be published on September 1.
In a brief excerpt, Francis can be heard saying that “a male nurse saved my life, and this is the second time it has happened. The first time was in 1957." The excerpt reveals no details.
About recent rumours regarding his resignation, Francis said that whenever a pope is sick “there’s a breeze, or a hurricane of conclave.”
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" Francis said that whenever a pope is sick “there’s a breeze, or a hurricane of conclave.” -or, in this case, merely flatulence. ;-)
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Regarding what he says about a sick pope, as the young people say, "He's not wrong."
His earlier quote relates to a time when there were doctors, nurses and orderlies in orders. Now thanks to V2, the board of a hospital owned by a religious order, will have almost no one under the age of retirement, unless they have members in, say, Africa, brought over. That rarely happens, for a Christian can whistle in the wind while there are Arab or Afghan jihadis to get free houses. Keep to …More
His earlier quote relates to a time when there were doctors, nurses and orderlies in orders. Now thanks to V2, the board of a hospital owned by a religious order, will have almost no one under the age of retirement, unless they have members in, say, Africa, brought over. That rarely happens, for a Christian can whistle in the wind while there are Arab or Afghan jihadis to get free houses. Keep to nurse for fear of something worse, really. Frank's efforts to suppress the Mass are just too incompetent. Imagine a successor taking something like the 'transitional missal' from the crypt or decriminalising the Latin Novus Ordo. That is likely future angle of attack.