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Francis X. Rocca
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Senior Analyst, EWTN News
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culture., history. the way things were., death.life., gambling.
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By Francis X. Rocca| National Catholic Register Verified ANALYSIS: The Pope, who has described himself as an ‘impatient patient,’ is hardly unique among the ailing, especially the elderly, in bridling at the directives of physicians. Pope Francis greets faithful at the end of Palm Sunday Mass at St. Peter's Square at The Vatican on April 13, 2025 in Vatican City, Vatican.
By Francis X. Rocca| ACI Prensa Verified ANÁLISIS: El Papa, que se ha descrito a sí mismo como un “paciente impaciente”, no es el único entre los enfermos, especialmente los ancianos, que se resiste a las directivas de los médicos. El día antes de que el Papa Francisco saliera del hospital el mes pasado, tras 38 días de tratamiento por neumonía doble, sus médicos ofrecieron una conferencia de prensa. Dijeron que su recuperación requeriría al menos dos meses de convalecencia en su residencia del Vaticano.
By Francis X. Rocca| ACI Prensa Verified ANÁLISIS: El Papa, que se ha descrito a sí mismo como un “paciente impaciente”, no es el único entre los enfermos, especialmente los ancianos, que se resiste a las directivas de los médicos. El día antes de que el Papa Francisco saliera del hospital el mes pasado, tras 38 días de tratamiento por neumonía doble, sus médicos ofrecieron una conferencia de prensa. Dijeron que su recuperación requeriría al menos dos meses de convalecencia en su residencia del Vaticano.
Company Info
EWTN News
EWTN News operates under the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN), a prominent global Catholic media organization founded in 1981 by Mother Mary Angelica. Starting from a small broadcasting effort in a monastery garage in Irondale, Alabama, EWTN has grown to become the world’s largest religious media network, reaching over 100 million homes in 127 countries. EWTN provides a variety of services, including 24/7 television broadcasting featuring daily Mass, theological teachings, and original shows. It also offers global radio services that deliver multilingual spiritual content and digital platforms for on-demand access to news and live events. The network targets Catholic audiences worldwide, focusing on doctrinal education and family-oriented entertainment, and it relies on viewer donations rather than commercial advertising.
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