Pope Francis Shows Signs of Recovery After Extended Hospital Stay
The 88-year-old Pontiff remains in a fragile but stable condition, continuing treatment for a severe lung infection while expressing gratitude for prayers and support.
- Pope Francis, hospitalized since February 14 for a severe bilateral pneumonia, is showing gradual improvements but remains under medical care.
- The Vatican reports his condition as stable, with continued oxygen therapy and physiotherapy for breathing and mobility.
- The Pope has resumed limited duties from the hospital, including appointing church officials, but no discharge date has been announced.
- In messages to the faithful, Francis expressed gratitude for global prayers and praised the compassionate work of healthcare workers.
- This hospitalization marks the longest of his papacy, with the Pope previously facing significant health challenges over the years.