Pope Francis put the church above his health, say the Vatican observers
In the days following the Vatican on 6 February that Pope Francis had bronchitis and would have limited his activities to his residence, he continued to keep a private public per day with groups of nuns, pilgrims and leaders of the bases.On February 9, he chaired an outdoor mass in Piazza di San Pietro, where the wind was so strong that he made him explode the white zocker from his head. He could not end his homily, passing it on to an assistant and saying: "I have difficulty breathing".Three days later, to his weekly audience on Wednesday, the sick Pope had a helper to read his speech. But then he tightened his hand with dozens of prelates, many protruded to whisper the greetings and took photos with Spanish faithful, Milanese military recruits and nuns from the order of Mother Teresa.Two...