


Pope Francis Hospitalized with Complex Respiratory Infection
Pope Francis remains hospitalized in stable condition as he battles a polymicrobial respiratory infection and bronchitis, as reported by the Vatican.
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Pope Francis, 88, is hospitalized with a polymicrobial respiratory tract infection and bronchitis. His condition is stable, and he has broken his fever, continuing with light activities. After facing significant health challenges in recent years, including surgeries and use of mobility aids, the pope remains in the hospital for appropriate treatment and rest. The Vatican cancels several of his engagements while he recovers. Messages of support and prayers from around the world are appreciated by the pope, emphasizing his ongoing connection with the faithful despite his health struggles.
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