
Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin expresses concern for Pope Francis' health, at the same time expressing trust in the official medical bulletins and hope for a rapid resolution of the situation.
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Cardinal Parolin made these statements on the sidelines of an event held by the Iraqi embassy at the Holy See.
"I continue to be worried because I am truly extremely sorry for what happened.
But I trust the news they gave us in the bulletins and therefore I also have hope that this situation can be resolved as soon as possible." Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin said this on the sidelines of an event at the Iraqi embassy at the Holy See, speaking about the Pope's health.

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