Pope says his brush with death helps him relate to Covid victims


  • World
  • Monday, 23 Nov 2020

FILE PHOTO: Pope Francis delivers his weekly general audience from the library in the Apostolic Palace at the Vatican, November 11, 2020. Vatican Media/Handout via REUTERS

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis says in a new book that he can relate to people in intensive care units who fear dying from coronavirus because of his own experience when part of his lung was removed 63 years ago.

Italian newspapers published excerpts of the new book "Let Us Dream: The Path to A Better Future," on Monday ahead of publication next month.

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