Messages of greetings and blessings to the Pope came one after another from Lebanon to Croatia, from Kuwait to Germany and all over the world. After undergoing surgery, the Pope was still recuperating at the General Hospital of Rome Gemelli until July 9.
(Vatican News Network)Since Pope Francis underwent surgery on July 4th, prayers for the health of the Pope have never stopped. Affectionate greetings and best wishes from all over the world have flown to the General Hospital of Gemelli in Rome like snow flakes.
Aram I, Patriarch Kirikia of the Armenian Apostolic Church, sent a letter to the Pope on July 5, saying to the Pope that he “invite him to come to the Vatican to pray for Lebanon with the leaders of other Christian communities” “Passionate gratitude”, here, sincerely “wish” the pope “a speedy recovery, and may the Almighty God grant you mental and physical strength to lead the church in this difficult time”. On the same day, Croatian President Zoran Milanović said in a letter to the Pope that he sincerely wished the Pope’s health and spirit, “can continue to spread peace and goodness in the world, and inspire all believers and All kindhearted people in the world“.
On July 6, Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sabah Khaled Alhamad Alsabah stated in a letter to the Pope that he was “very happy and best wishes to learn that the operation was successful”; German President Steinmaier (Frank-Walter Steinmeier) stated on July 7 that he was “very happy to learn” that Pope Bergerio “overcame the difficult surgical operation very well and is in good health” and hoped that “in the next few days” Able to fully recover, and set aside the necessary recovery time, so that he can absorb new strength and continue his unremitting commitment to world peace.”
The heads of the diplomatic missions of various countries to the Holy See and the Ambassador of Cyprus to the Holy See, George Poulides, issued a message on behalf of the diplomatic missions of various countries to the Holy See, expressing the “best wishes for a speedy recovery” to the Pope. He said: “Waiting to see you at work soon, we wish you all the best.”
At the same time, messages of cordial care from believers from all over the world have also continued to come, wishing the Pope a complete recovery. Cardinal António Marto, the bishop of Reylia-Fatima, called on the faithful to pray for the intercession of the Virgin, and wish the pope “swift and complete recovery”. Especially those who come to the pilgrimage site of Fatima to pray for the health of the Pope every day, and accompany the Pope with prayers at this special moment.
In addition, all members of the “Politic Education Association” gathered at the “International Forum of the Catholic Education Association” to reiterate their loyal commitment to the heir of Saint Peter, the representative of Christ, and to contribute to the Pope’s health, recovery from the sick and his universal pastoral care Pray for results with one heart.
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