Pope Francis Shows Signs of Improvement, Remains in Hospital

Pope Francis has been experiencing health issues, causing concern among the public. According to a Vatican source, the Pope was aware, eating, and in good spirits, as of a Monday report. He has been hospitalized for over a week at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, facing kidney and lung problems. Despite his efforts to eat normally, worries persist about his condition.

Pope Francis 'in good spirit'

The Pope was admitted to the hospital on February 14 with breathing difficulties, later diagnosed with "double pneumonia." He has also experienced asthma-like symptoms, leading to heightened concerns about his health. Although the hospital stated that the night had "passed peacefully," no further updates on his condition were provided.

Public concern and prayers

The news about the Pope's deteriorating health has led to prayers and concern from the public and religious leaders. Cardinal Timothy Dolan described Pope Francis as being "in very, very fragile health and probably close to death" during a Sunday service at Saint Patrick's Cathedral in New York. The Vatican confirmed that the Pope remained in critical condition, requiring oxygen and a blood transfusion after a prolonged respiratory crisis. In response to the situation, the Vatican's Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin will lead nightly masses with the cardinals of Rome to pray for the Pope in St. Peter's Square.

Family concern

The Pope's cousin, Mrs. Carla Rabezzana, expressed her anxiety and worry over his health. She hopes for a swift recovery and wishes for the Pope to overcome this difficult period. The situation has created a sense of unease and hope among the Pope's family, as they follow the news with concern.

Pope's health remains a matter of public concern

The deteriorating health of Pope Francis has sparked widespread concern and prayers from the public, religious leaders, and the Pope's family. The reports of his critical condition and the need for oxygen and blood transfusions have heightened fears for his health. As the situation unfolds, the Vatican and the Pope's family continue to seek prayers and support during this challenging time.