King and Queen Planned Vatican’s visit The next month was postponed because of Medical advice issued On the Pope, Buckingham Palace said.
Charles and Camilla should have visited Pope Francis in the world in the younger of two weeks, but the tour was placed on a mutual agreement after the medical advice will suggest that Francis benefits from additional recovery time.
The palace said in a statement said: “The King and Queen State visits to the Holy Vista was delayed by mutual agreement, because now proposed medical advice Papa Francis would benefit from an An extended period of rest and recovery.
“Their Majesty sends the pope of his best wishes for his reconvalescence and look forward to seeing him in the world, after recovering.”
The King and Queen’s Tour from Italy are understood and further forward, however, it is expected to be changes in the program.
The news came after Pope Francis, knocked out of the hospital on Sunday after 38 days from the reception for a life threat of double pneumonia.
He returned to the Vatican, but a further two-month vacation period was prescribed from the hospital left to heal completely.
The Palace announced last week that the trip to the Vatican would go ahead in the early April despite the behavior of the start of the disease.
But now the monarchs will start in his Italian tour without a visit to the Vatican, which was appointed to celebrate the papulate jubilers and the relationship between the Catholic Church and the Church of England.
The state visit was announced slightly over a week before the Pope was admitted to the hospital.
Tour of 7. until 10. April was set to include two state visits, Rome and Ravenna in Italy, and separately holy southeast, the Government of the Roman Catholic Church, in the Vatican – the smallest independent state in the world.
Charles, Supreme Governor of the Church of England, last filled in the Pope in 2019. year when he was Prince Wales, for the canonization of the Cardinal John Henry Newman.
Charles was supposed to pass two milestones, becoming the first British monarch who would visit the Sta Paul Resort from the Reformation and consult Obama Italian parliament.
Their state visit to Italy will continue to continue, but will be changing in the program.