In his own words: Pope Francis has long been up front about his health problems and eventual death
Francis was no longer in imminent danger of death but needed to remain hospitalized for several more days to receive treatment.
Francis Is in the Hospital. What Happens When a Pope Dies?
But as part of Francis’ rule change, he decreed that he would be buried in a single coffin, made of wood and lined in zinc. The coffin is closed the night before the funeral. The pope’s face ...
Pope Francis showing 'signs of improvement' as hospitalization continues
Fox News national correspondent Jeff Paul provides an update on the condition of Pope Francis on 'Fox & Friends.'
Pope Francis out of critical danger, remains hospitalized, Vatican says
After nearly a month hospitalized, the 88-year-old Catholic church leader's "clinical condition remains stable," though he'll have to remain in a hospital to continue treatment, the Vatican said. Driving the news: Doctors lifted "their guarded prognosis" after confirming improvements and the Pope's positive response to pharmacological therapy,
Pope Francis no longer in immediate danger from illnesses
Vatican City • Pope Francis has improved enough to no longer be considered in imminent danger from pneumonia and other infections, the Vatican said Monday, but added that he would require more days of treatment in the Rome hospital where he has been for nearly a month.
Pope Francis No Longer in Immediate Danger amid Recovery, Vatican Says
Pope Francis is no longer in immediate danger from double pneumonia as his respiratory health is improving after spending over three weeks in Rome’s Gemelli University Hospital, the Vatican announced Monday evening.
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Pope Francis to remain hospitalized as respiratory infection presents "complex clinical picture"
Rome — Pope Francis' respiratory tract infection is presenting a "complex clinical picture" that will require further hospitalization, the Vatican said Monday as concern grew about the ...
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Pope Francis hospitalized for bronchitis treatment, Vatican says
The arm was immobilized as a precautionary measure." Just six weeks before his January fall, Pope Francis had injured his face from a fall in December. Pope Francis, who entered the position ...