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Pope asks an aide to read a speech aloud for him, raising further concerns over his health

  • The Pope, who has faced health issues, used a wheelchair and cane due to knee trouble
  • Francis canceled events due to a mild flu last week but appeared for a blessing
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Pope asks an aide to read a speech aloud for him, raising further concerns over his health

Pope Francis, who has been suffering from the flu, asked an aide to read out his prepared speech at a conference in the Vatican Friday, saying he was not yet well and becomes fatigued.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, March 1, 2024.
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