Pope Francis has been hospitalized for nearly a month due to bronchitis and complications including respiratory infections and pneumonia. Despite his health challenges, the Vatican reports a gradual, mild improvement and stable condition as of recent updates. The 88-year-old pontiff, who has a history of lung surgeries, thanked global healthcare workers in a prayer released during his recovery, calling for compassion for those in need. His prognosis remains guarded as doctors continue to monitor his condition closely.
During my prolonged hospitalization here, I too experience the thoughtfulness of service and the tenderness of care, in particular from the doctors and healthcare workers, whom I thank from the bottom of my heart.
The Holy See Press Office said Francis had remained in stable condition for the last few days, with stable blood work results and no fever.
Pope Francis, experiencing a gradual, mild improvement, has shown a good response to therapies, although his prognosis remains cautious due to previous health complications.
Francis had part of his lung removed in his twenties due to an infection, marking a history of respiratory issues that complicate his current condition.
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