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Pope: quiet night at Gemelli, preparations for the Angelus
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(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 10 - Quiet night for Pope Francis at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The Pontiff continues his post-operative course as expected. She has had breakfast and is preparing to spend another day off. Meanwhile, preparations for tomorrow's Angelus continue in the hospital square. The Vatican Television Center is preparing the means to ensure live coverage, even if it is not yet definitively established whether the Pope will look out of the decimopiano window, which overlooks the entrance 'square' where the large statue of John Paul II is placed, or streamed from the chapel. which is located in the same apartment as the Pope inside the 'Vatican III' as the Gemelli is called, from the time of Pope Wojtyla.Beside the Pope in these hours there are always the two nurses who assist him day and night. (HANDLE).
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