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Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use ( Pope Francis canceled his official audiences for a second day in a row on Friday after falling ill amid the growing coronavirus outbreak in Italy. In a statement to the Vatican press corps, officials said the 83-year-old pontiff is still “feeling slightly unwell” and plans to spend the day working primarily from the guest house in Santa Marta, which is next to St. Peter’s Basilica, and where he’s chosen to live over the sprawling papal apartments. The Pope celebrated early-morning mass as usual in the chapel of St. Marta, even speaking to celebrants as they departed the house of worship, according to Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni. “But he thought it was best to postpone today’s audiences,” Bruni added. “The meetings scheduled to take place in Santa Marta will take place regularly.” On Thursday, Pope Francis canceled a planned trip to celebrate mass with Priests in Rome — sparking a ripple of concern on social media for his health and well-being. The decision came a day after he was seen coughing and blowing his nose after shaking hands with people attending his Ash Wednesday mass in Vatican City. The Vatican has not yet commented on what exactly the Pope has come down with, but his illness comes amid an outbreak of the coronavirus in Italy, which has claimed the lives of 12 people and sickened more than 650 others. In Rome, there have been three confirmed cases, though all of those patients have since recovered. Worldwide, the virus has affected nearly 84,000 people and killed 2,867. Francis has mostly enjoyed good health in recent years. He lost part of his lung as a young man due to a respiratory illness and suffers from sciatica — which can often make walking a challenge. With News Wire Services Recommended on NY Daily News
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