Pope Francis’s condition worsens after ‘respiratory crisis’ earlier today, Vatican says

He is not out of danger,

said his personal doctor, Dr Luigi Carbone

He has to get over this infection and we all hope he gets over it,

said Dr Alfieri

The English say ‘knock on wood,’ we say ‘touch iron’. Everyone touch what they want,

he said as he tapped the microphone

He knows he’s in danger,

Dr Alfieri added

Sepsis, with his respiratory problems and his age, would be really difficult to get out of,

Dr Alfieri told a press conference on Friday at Gemelli

Look, even though he’s not [physically] here, we know he’s here,

said Luis Arnaldo Lopez Quirindongo, a deacon from Ponce, Puerto Rico, who was at the Vatican on Saturday for the Jubilee celebration

Pope Francis rested well."

The Vatican's early morning update Saturday said simply