Argentina Praying the Traditional Son Francis, First Latin American Pope in History

Buenos Aires (AP) – “Francis, the city is praying.”

Those were the names shown in Buenos Aires’ is the greatest Memorial, Obelisco, the weekend when Catholics came from Argentina to the Church renew of Pope Francis, the first Pope of Latin America in history.

It comes as the Pope, a native in Argentina, lives in critical condition on Sunday for the infection, where he was submitted on February 14.

According to the latest Francis health report, Vatican reported on Sunday that the Pope was aware of but receiving “the high flow” of the drop of breathing and blood transfusions.

Her hard life moves people around the world to pray for her speedy recovery. But in Argentina, where you ever served as a bishop, caring is higher, even though she did not come back in her country since the Papa of 2013.

Among them was a Catholic priest Lorzo de Via, who said Francis was “Pope who made the church back to the Gospel” in the middle of the evening weight from Saturday in Buenos Aires.

“You have a great ability to pass Jesus’ dream: That church is poor and made for the poor,” he said.

De Vedia was joined by many others who knew Francis and that a religious leader was always putting a week when they were at higher risk.

Francis’s life was held around South America on Sunday. On Monday, a large number of large numbers in the Plaza Cospahuón, one of the booming Pope Bergoglio, had met, met on the streets with the ongoing economic crisis of Argentina.

Some of the circuit leaders also sent a message to Francis. CoCambia President Gustavo Peter called him “a true friend, one of those fighting all their lives.”

Francis thanked their wellers at the post office on X, a twitter, on Saturday.

“I’ve just received many loving messages and I’ve been beaten by the letters and drawings from children. Thank you your closeness and the comforting prayers I have received from all over the world!” He wrote.