Sometimes in one’s life, no matter how brief, there are moments that will be with him or her for all eternity. One of them is this one.
Gianna, a young girl who was diagnosed with a rare blood disease and a malignant brain tumor after being diagnosed with a rare blood problem, is the subject of this true story about a devout Catholic mother and father and their daughter, Gianna.
In order to provide care for their critically ill kid, they believed that they would be able to pay a visit to Pope Francis in Rome.
In an attempt to see the Pope, hundreds of people attempted to do so, and the family was terrified of traveling to the area, believing that the throngs and vast number of people expected would aggravate the baby’s medical condition.
Nonetheless, they ultimately chose to ignore all of the warning signs and declare themselves neutral, ready to sit back and watch how things played out. They later expressed their appreciation for the decision they had made earlier.
Every time the Pope had to travel for work, his family joined him on his journey.
When the baby’s father learned that Pope Francis was on his approach to their area, he hoisted the ailing infant in order to catch the attention of the security guards. One of the pope’s security men tracked down the ailing baby girl and handed her over to him.
The Pope then blessed the young lady by kissing her on the front of her head.
She received excellent news from her forehead, which she and her parents were ignorant of until six weeks after the Pope kissed the tiny child. When the baby was scanned, it was discovered that the tumour in his brain had completely removed.
Perhaps the Pope’s kiss had an impact on the outcome. Even though we’ll never be able to fathom it, the family is adamant that it is accurate. “There’s no doubt in our minds that the kiss was God’s work,” they assert.…S££ MOR£