"I took it with both hands"

His heavy fate still moves Formula One fans, especially because very few people are aware of his current state of health.
Archbishop Georg Gänswein now has some new words of hope. In the current issue of "Bunte", the Archbishop talks about his visit to the Sevenfold World Champion in the summer of 2016.

Here is how Gänswein describes the meeting:
"I sat in front of him, grabbed him by both hands and looked at him, as we all know, his face is the typical face of Michael Schumacher, he only became a little more complete. "
In addition, the bishop said: "He feels that loving people surround him, that he takes care of him and, thank God, keeps the audience too curious."

Schumi woman at the Vatican

As reported by the "Bunte", Schumi's wife, Corinna, and her children, Mick and Gina, were also received by Pope Francis at the Vatican in the summer of 2017.
Gänswein: "Of course, I included Michael Schumacher and his family in my prayers." Christmas is the feast of the birth of Christ, the embodiment of divine love, feeling good and necessary.

Since his skiing accident on December 29, 2013, Schumi has been struggling to regain his health. The words of the Archbishop should help him in this task.