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| Archbishop Philip Tartaglia has heart attack | Archbishop Philip Tartaglia has heart attack |
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| The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow, Philip Tartaglia, has suffered a heart attack, the church has confirmed. | The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow, Philip Tartaglia, has suffered a heart attack, the church has confirmed. |
| The archbishop, who is 64, was admitted to hospital in Salamanca on Thursday. | The archbishop, who is 64, was admitted to hospital in Salamanca on Thursday. |
| Following initial treatment and tests at the university hospital in the Spanish city, it was confirmed that he had suffered a heart attack. | Following initial treatment and tests at the university hospital in the Spanish city, it was confirmed that he had suffered a heart attack. |
| The church said the archbishop was "conscious and in good spirits". | The church said the archbishop was "conscious and in good spirits". |
| A spokesman for the archbishop said he had undergone tests and a "minor medical procedure". | |
| He added: "It is hoped that Archbishop Tartaglia will be able to leave hospital in a few days and return to Scotland as soon as is possible." | |
| The Scottish Bishops are currently attending an in-service week at the Scots College in Salamanca. | The Scottish Bishops are currently attending an in-service week at the Scots College in Salamanca. |
| Archbishop Tartaglia is President of the Bishops' Conference of Scotland. | Archbishop Tartaglia is President of the Bishops' Conference of Scotland. |