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Sunday, March 2, 2025
POPE FRANCIS: I KNOW YOUR TAPPING YOUR FFET"You made it" #PraiseBreak
I'm Totally Responsible
"Invitation to perform in Italy" #Concert
I can see GOD smiling 😃 😊 🙂 if GOD says your ok... Who am "I" to argue #MIRACLE
In un'epoca e in un'epoca in cui incombe la minaccia di una guerra. Trovo un po' impegnativo che la promozione di "Conclave", oltre alla tempistica di questa malattia, possa portare una nota negativa alla chiesa cattolica. Il Vaticano vuole davvero valutazioni così basse?
Papa Francesco sarà l'ultimo e definitivo Papa, mi sottometterò a questa idea, data la consapevolezza che la posizione più alta nominata nella Chiesa potrebbe essere compromessa.
Saturday, March 1, 2025
Pope Francis, You Asked Me What Happened Today!!
Alright, Pope Francis,
I know you’re wondering what went down today between Trump and Zelensky. Here’s the quick breakdown:
Remember my trip to D.C.? Nobody seemed to know who was speaking, and they literally had to vote on which voice to follow. The options?
1. Dawn
2. Lisa
3. Chevy with Danny staffer
Yet, despite that, every leader I could have met bypassed me in favor of Danny Davis and/or Jonathan Jackson. Why? Because my favor—as Dr. King—overshadowed the narrative they tried to push to discredit me. Their goal? To protect Pippen and cover up his involvement.
By now, even the Vatican understands—if they’re reaching all the way up to you, that’s next level.
Stay tuned. This story isn’t over.
Friday, February 28, 2025
POPE YOU #ISOLATED TOO??? #JOKES
The Holy Father, this afternoon, after a morning spent alternating between respiratory physiotherapy and prayer in the chapel, experienced an isolated episode of bronchospasm. This caused an episode of vomiting, which led to him inhaling some and a sudden worsening of his respiratorymkm condition.
The Holy Father was promptly subjected to bronchial aspiration (to clear his airways) and was put on non-invasive mechanical ventilation, which improved his oxygen levels.
He has remained alert and aware at all times, cooperating with therapeutic treatments.
The prognosis, therefore, remains guarded.
In the morning, he received the Eucharist.
This statement, provided by the Holy See Press Office on Friday evening, came as the Pope continues to be treated for bilateral pneumonia in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital. He was admitted on Friday, 14 February, following an infection of the respiratory tract.
About 24 to 48 hours will be needed to be able to assess the Pope's clinical condition following the isolated bronchospasm episode.
https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2025-02/pope-francis-health-press-office-statement-bronchospasm.html
Pope Francis had a restful fifteenth night in Rome's Gemelli hospital, where he is being treated for bilateral pneumonia.
"As in recent days, the night passed calmly, and the Pope is now resting," said a Holy See Press Office statement on Friday morning.
According to the Thursday evening press release, the Pope's clinical condition continued to improve, though it remains "complex."
The Press Office added that his prognosis remains guarded, noting that his therapy is continuing.
He spent Thursday afternoon in prayer and attending to various work-related activities.
Thursday, February 27, 2025
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST!!!
"The Holy Father's clinical condition is confirmed to be improving again today.
He alternated high-flow oxygen therapy with a Ventimask. Due to the complexity of the clinical picture, further days of clinical stability are needed to clarify the prognosis.
In the morning, the Holy Father underwent respiratory physiotherapy, alternating it with rest. In the afternoon, after an additional physiotherapy session, he spent time in prayer in the chapel of his private apartment on the 10th floor, where he received the Eucharist. He then engaged in work activities."
This statement, provided by the Holy See Press Office on Thursday evening, came as the Pope continues to be treated for bilateral pneumonia in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital. He was admitted on Friday, 14 February, following a bout of bronchitis.
The communiqué to journalists on Thursday morning noted that the Pope had slept well, got out of bed, and continued treatment in his armchair. It said he remains in good spirits.
In another statement on Thursday, the Press Office said the Jubilee Audience for Saturday, 1 March, has been cancelled.
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