Pope Francis had a peaceful and restful tenth night at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment for double pneumonia, according to a statement from the Holy See Press Office on Monday morning.
“The night went well; the Pope slept and is resting,” the statement confirmed, reassuring the faithful who have been praying for his recovery.
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Medical Update on the Pope’s Condition
Pope Francis, 88, remains in a critical but stable condition. His doctors report that while he has not experienced any respiratory crises since Saturday morning, he is still receiving high-flow oxygen therapy through nasal cannulas.
Additionally, the Vatican confirmed that he had undergone blood transfusions to address low hemoglobin levels. Although his platelet count remains stable, doctors have noted early signs of mild kidney insufficiency, which is being closely monitored.
Pope Francis Attends Mass in Hospital
Despite his health challenges, Pope Francis remains spiritually engaged. On Sunday, he attended a private Mass in his hospital apartment, accompanied by the doctors and nurses overseeing his care. This moment of worship highlights his unwavering faith and dedication to his religious duties, even in the face of illness.
Global Prayers and Support
As news of his hospitalization spreads, Catholic faithful worldwide continue to pray for his recovery. Outside the hospital, groups of worshippers have gathered to offer prayers and support for the Holy Father.
The Vatican has not provided a timeline for his discharge but assured the public that he is receiving the best possible medical care.
Stay tuned for further updates on Pope Francis’s health.
