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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rome – 22 March 2025
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1. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Thomas, The Associated Press:
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“Doctors announced this evening that Pope Francis after over a month in the hospital will be going home Sunday to the Vatican. The Pope has been battling pneumonia in both his lungs and in a press conference this evening with reporters, doctors said there were two respiratory crises during which he nearly lost his life. They had to put him on mechanical ventilation with a mask during the night and he has been getting oxygen flows through tubes in his nose during the day. They say he has been stable now for two weeks and he can go back to his residence, Santa Marta, at the Vatican but he will require two months of convalescence. His Vatican doctor was also here this evening, and he said that they have fixed up his residence with all the necessary equipment and materials including the oxygen to take care of the Pope during the next two months. Vatican officials say it’s too early to say what activities the Pope will be able to participate in at the Vatican, including for Easter.”
2. Wide of Gemelli hospital in Rome where Pope is staying
3. Close of photos, messages and candles for Pope Francis
4. Window in hospital behind statue of Pope John Paul II
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rome, Italy – 22 March 2025
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5. Wide shot of woman standing in front of statue John Paul II which is being used as a grotto for Pope Francis
6. Various shots of candles and drawings around the statue
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rome – 22 March 2025
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7. Candles in front of a photo of Pope Francis outside the hospital
8. Statue in front of hospital
9. Statue with messages for Pope Francis
STORYLINE:
Doctors in Rome announced on Saturday evening that Pope Francis, after over a month in the hospital, would be going home on Sunday to the Vatican.
The pope has been battling pneumonia in both his lungs and in a press conference on Saturday evening, doctors said there were two respiratory crisis during which he nearly lost his life.
They had to put him on mechanical ventilation with a mask during the night and he has been getting oxygen through tubes in his nose during the day.
They say he has been stable now for two weeks and he can go back to his residence, Santa Marta, at the Vatican, but he will require two months of convalescence.
His Vatican doctor was also said that they have fixed up his residence with all the necessary equipment and materials, including the oxygen to take care of the pope during the next two months.
Vatican officials say it is too early to say what activities the pope will be able to participate in, including for Easter.
AP Video by Andrea Rosa and production by Trisha Thomas
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