Editor’s Note: This report in Spanish, also available in video, is an important one, since it cites the testimony, given this week, by Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s (Pope Francis’) personal private doctor/surgeon in Argentina, Dr. Juan Carlos Parodi.

His doctor says that his situation as reported is very grave and dangerous, considering that Pope Francis lacks a proper immune response. He has operated on him for gangrene in the Gall Bladder and says that Pope Francis is known to eat to his heart’s content, even if it is bad for his health. He also says that the Pope, as a man, is a workaholic and neglects his health. — The doctor adds that he believes that Pope Francis is already suffering from sepsis, the infection of the blood, which is very dangerous.

In fact, sepsis if not treated leads to rapid death.

I know of this personally from my own family history, because my paternal grandmother, Mafalda Trovero, when expecting her third child, and first daughter, to save money ate canned food rather than fresh food. In those days canned food was very high in salt and to eat it while expecting a child was highly dangerous. The bloating it caused led to the death of her child in her womb and that led to sepsis. She was brought to the hospital and after a few days died all alone. To this day I do not know if she received the last rites. (Please pray for her)

However, the same doctor said that in the past, he has doubted that Bergoglio would recover and believed it likely that he would die from his previous health issues, but in the end he recovered and lived.

The fact that Gemelli Hospital still has not named the members of the medical team assigned to Pope Francis remains troubling, because if he is at risk of death, this silence might mean that none of them want their careers to be stained by a Pope dying in their care. It also seems to mean that none has the confidence that he will recover. But from a security point of view, if a head of state’s medical team won’t agree to be named, it is easy for malfeasance to take place through neglect. And this might be more dangerous that the actual disease or sickness.