VATICAN CITY —Pope Francis remains in stable condition as he continues to receive treatment for severe pneumonia at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
The 88-year-old pontiff, who has been hospitalized since February 14, has not experienced any new breathing crises, according to Vatican officials.
While the Pope faced episodes of acute respiratory failure that required oxygen therapy, his condition has stabilized, and he is being closely monitored by his medical team.
A Vatican spokesperson confirmed that he had a “good night” in the hospital, reassuring the public that he is receiving the best care.
Despite his health issues, Pope Francis has continued to fulfill some of his papal duties remotely.
His hospitalization comes as the Catholic Church enters the Lenten season, and the Vatican has maintained transparency about his health updates.
The Catholic community worldwide has expressed support and prayers for his recovery.
