Several reports said the pope was being treated for a pulmonary infection that caused him to have difficulty breathing.
for some previously scheduled check-ups” after holding his weekly general audience in St. Peter’s Square.
Bruni then said Pope Francis had difficulty breathing in recent days, according to the AP and Reuters. Results showed Francis has a respiratory infection “that will require some days of medical therapy,” Bruni said, according to the AP.has reached out to the Vatican for comment.
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