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“The Holy Father’s condition is stable; he has no fever, but lung inflammation associated with respiratory distress remains,” the Vatican said in a statement on Wednesday afternoon.
The people who met Pope Francis on Tuesday were victims of Brother Gabriel Girard, a member of the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel, who abused them in the 1960s and 1970s in France.
The Holy Father joined the meeting once the meditation began and when it was over they had an extensive conversation for about two hours.
The US cardinal has yet to be informed by the Holy See.
It’s the second time this month that the 86-year-old Pope’s activity has been affected by illness.
The Vatican focused on Twitter and Tyler.
In speaking about the universality of the mission of the Church, the Pope went on to warn that the Church is universal both in its mission and in its very structure.
COMMENTARY: It is hard not to read ‘Ad Theologiam Promovendam’ as a doubling down on the kind of theology that emerged at the Synod on Synodality.
Leadership of the controversial German Synodal Way recently met in Essen on November 10. They aim to establish a Synodal Council in Germany no later than 2026.
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