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The Washington Times
25 Nov 2023
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2023/nov/25/pope-francis-cancels-saturday-morning-audiences-du/

ROME — Pope Francis has canceled his audiences scheduled for Saturday morning because he has a slight fever, the Vatican said.
“The Holy Father’s audiences scheduled for this morning are canceled due to a mild flu,” it said in a statement.
The pope is due to travel on Friday to Dubai for the COP28 conference on climate change, a global challenge that he has deeply cared about during his papacy.
Pope Francis will turn 87 next month. When asked about his health in a recent interview - after setbacks that included abdominal surgery just a few months ago to repair a hernia and remove intestinal scarring - Francis quipped in reply what has become his standard line - “Still alive, you know.”