After a respiratory crisis, Pope Francis spent a quiet night

The Vatican reported on Sunday that Pope Francis, who suffers from dual pulmonary inflammation, spent a “quiet” night in the hospital, after suffering an respiratory crisis yesterday.

The Pope was transferred to Jimili Hospital on February 14 after suffering from difficulty breathing for several days, and he was diagnosed with inflammation in the lungs.

On Saturday, the Vatican described his condition as “critical”, and indicated that he needed additional oxygen and blood transfusion.

In addition, people across Latin America performed prayers for Pope Francis, the first leader of the Catholic Church of the region, after the Vatican announced yesterday, Saturday, that the Pope born in Argentina is in a critical condition in the Hospital of Rome. (The Middle East)