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Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger is called Detroit’s new Archbishop
Bisschop Edward Weisenburger was introduced in the Sacred Heart Major Seminary after Pope Franciscus called the new archbishop of Weisenburger Detrioit
According to the Vatican, the health of Pope Francis has taken a turn even worse. He has been in a critical condition after a “long-term asthma-like respiratory crisis.”
In a statement on the Vatican news on Friday, the Vatican said that the pope, who undergoes respiratory physiotherapy, experienced an isolated episode of bronchospasm. This caused an episode of vomiting, causing him to inhale a little and suddenly worsen his breathing disorder. “
The 88-year-old underwent a bronchial aspiration to clear his airways and, according to the Vatican, was placed on non-invasive mechanical ventilation, which improved its oxygen levels.
The pope’s bronchitis was publicly announced on 6 February. He was admitted to the hospital at the Gemelli University Hospital in Rome on February 14.
“He has remained alert and conscious at all times, together with therapeutic treatments,” said the latest explanation. “The prognosis therefore remains guarded. In the morning he received the Eucharist.”
In the meantime, the hood Franciscan Friars will have a rosary prayer for Pope Franciscus in St. Bonaventure Chapel in the Solanus Casey Center in Detroit on Saturday 1 March.
Fr. Casey, who was born in 1870, is the co-founder of the Detroit Kapuchin Soup Kitchen. He was defeated in the Roman Catholic Church in 2017, making him a step closer to the canonization.
The center is located on 1740 Mt. Elliott St. More details about the Rosary Prayer will be placed on Solanuscase.org.
