Pope Francis Shows Improvement but Remains Hospitalized

The 88-year-old Pontiff is no longer in immediate danger but continues treatment for a complex respiratory illness.

Pope Francis, hospitalized since February 14 for a severe bilateral pneumonia, is reported to be in stable condition with gradual improvements.
Doctors have confirmed that the Pope is no longer in acute danger, though his health remains fragile due to his age and the complexity of his illness.
The Vatican stated that Francis has been following events and participating in spiritual exercises via video from his hospital suite.
Speculation surrounds his potential return to the Vatican, but no timeline has been provided, and he is expected to remain under medical care for several more days.
The Pope's ability to participate in upcoming Easter celebrations remains uncertain, with observers noting his reduced public presence during his recovery.