Pope Francis Released from Hospital After Five-Week Stay for Double Pneumonia
Pope Francis has been released from a Rome hospital after a five-week stay treating double pneumonia, marking a significant health event for the pontiff. The 86-year-old leader of the Catholic Church was admitted to the hospital following a respiratory crisis that necessitated supplemental oxygen through nasal tubes. His prolonged treatment and recovery have been closely followed by the Vatican and the global Catholic community.
Upon his release, Pope Francis appeared in good spirits, expressing gratitude to the medical staff and well-wishers. He returned to the Vatican to continue his recovery, with plans to resume his papal duties gradually. The Pope's health has been a topic of concern in recent years, with this being one of the more serious medical episodes he has faced during his tenure.
The Vatican has released statements thanking the public for their prayers and support during this challenging time. As Pope Francis recuperates, the world watches eagerly for his full recovery, hoping for his continued leadership and guidance.
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Why was Pope Francis hospitalized?
Francis was admitted to Gemelli hospital on Feb. 14 for a case of bronchitis and was diagnosed with a severe respiratory infection, the most serious health crisis of his 12-year papacy.
Is the pope recovering?
After a 5-week hospital stay that triggered fears of a potential papal resignation, Pope Francis returned to the Vatican Sunday. The big picture: But now, two months of rest and recovery prescribed by his doctors begin — just weeks out from Easter Sunday and the holiest days of the Catholic Church's year.
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