Kasmir Nema, RVA News

"Many people are intelligent, but few are truly wise," remarked Father Yulius Yasinto, SVD, during a Mass for the healing of Pope Francis at the Embassy of Indonesia to the Holy See, Rome on February 26.

The Catholic community of Ruteng Diocese and the Divine Word Missionaries (SVD) Province of Ruteng are mourning the passing of Father Stef Wrosz, SVD.

The Indonesian Embassy to the Holy See held a special Mass on the evening of Wednesday, February 26, at its multipurpose hall on Via Marocco 10, EUR, Rome, bringing together the faithful in prayer for Pope Francis' recovery.

As Pope Francis remains hospitalized at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, Catholics and people of faith around the world continue to pray for his recovery, even as Vatican updates indicate signs of slight improvement in his condition.

On the evening of February 25, over a thousand faithful gathered once more in St. Peter’s Square, uniting in prayer through the Rosary for Pope Francis’ healing.

The Holy See Press Office issued an evening update on February 25, confirming that Pope Francis’ condition remains “critical but stable.

In a deeply moving gesture that transcended borders, Pope Francis made a heartfelt phone call to the parish priest in Gaza on February 23, reaffirming his unwavering commitment to pastoral care and global unity.

In a moment when the world’s attention converges on the fragile state of one of its most influential spiritual leaders, Pope Francis’ hospitalisation has ignited a profound outpouring of solidarity from communities spanning continents and cultures.

Pope Francis remains in a critical state, yet recent medical updates provide a glimmer of cautious optimism.

In the quiet corridors of Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on the morning of February 22, an intense respiratory crisis underscored the critical condition of Pope Francis.