Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller was released from the hospital Thursday afternoon after “feeling unwell” Tuesday morning, the archdiocese said.
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller is “resting comfortably at home” after being released from the hospital Thursday afternoon following a two-night stay for observation, the Archdiocese of San Antonio said. “I want to thank everyone for your affection and prayers. I am feeling much better, thanks be to God ,” García-Siller said in a statement. The archbishop, 67, had been hospitalized since Tuesday after he started “feeling unwell” as he presided over morning Mass in the St.
I pray that more of us can become involved in the pastoral care of the sick; to accompany the sick through prayer and visits to hospitals,” the archbishop said. “May our Lord care and heal those who are suffering from any illness.” ALSO READ: Evidence against Trump; FEMA cash shortage; Cheney with Harris top trending news The archdiocese said Wednesday there were “no concerns” about the archbishop and doctors wanted “to continue to monitor him” for another night.
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