Pope Francis is taking a breather (literally) as he battles bronchitis in a Rome hospital. Get the scoop on his health and some fun papal facts!
Pope Francis has hit pause on his busy schedule after being admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital to receive treatment for bronchitis. The 88-year-old pontiff was reported to be experiencing breathing difficulties, prompting his doctors to step in and perform a series of thorough tests. According to the Holy See Press Office, the Pope is undergoing pharmacological treatment to address this respiratory issue, and everyone is keeping fingers crossed for a swift recovery as he remains under medical supervision.
As news spread, many around the world sent their warm thoughts and prayers to the leader of over 1.4 billion Catholics. Fortunately, the Vatican announced that he is in "fair" condition and has begun treatment for a respiratory tract infection. This isn't the first time Pope Francis has had to deal with health challenges—his resilience has been tested before, but he always manages to come back stronger, inspiring his followers with each recovery.
The pontiff’s hospitalization has brought attention not only to his health but also to his incredible journey and the immense responsibilities he carries. As the first pope from the Americas, he has played a pivotal role in addressing global issues ranging from climate change to economic inequality. While he's having a short breather, the world is reminded how crucial his voice is in these conversations, tackling issues that affect billions of lives every day.
So, while Pope Francis is on a temporary pause to regain his strength, perhaps we can take a moment to celebrate the incredible legacy he is building. Fun fact: Did you know that before his papal reign, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was a Jesuit priest and the Archbishop of Buenos Aires? And here's another: Pope Francis is known for his down-to-earth lifestyle, often seen using public transportation instead of a limousine, showcasing humility like few others in high office!
The pontiff, who has been suffering from bronchitis, was admitted to Gemelli hospital in Rome on Friday after reportedly having breathing difficulties during ...
The Holy See Press Office says Pope Francis has undergone tests and has begun pharmacological treatment in hospital for a respiratory tract infection. ...
Pope Francis was admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital on Friday to undergo testing and treatment for bronchitis, the Vatican said. The 88-year-old Pope was ...
Pope Francis has long ...
Leader of world's 1.4 billion Catholics admitted to the Gemelli Hospital for diagnostic tests and further treatment.
“The Holy Father, as a result of the recent exacerbation of bronchitis, has carried out specialized examinations and started a hospital drug therapy,” read a ...
Pope Francis, who was admitted to a hospital in Rome for bronchitis, is in “fair” condition with a “respiratory tract infection,” the Vatican said Friday in ...
Pope Francis had a “peaceful night” and read several newspapers Saturday morning following his admission to Rome's Gemelli Hospital for bronchitis, ...
Pope Francis, who was taken to hospital on Friday for treatment of bronchitis, is suffering from a respiratory infection but is in a stable condition, ...
The director of the Holy See Press Office updates reporters on Pope Francis' health following his admittance to hospital on Friday.
Pope Francis is continuing his treatment for a respiratory infection in hospital, where he will remain for as long as necessary, a Vatican spokesman said on ...
The Argentine pope was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital on Friday after a weeklong bout of bronchitis worsened.
According to the Vatican, initial examinations revealed a respiratory tract infection with mild fever.
Pope Francis had a "restful night" in a hospital for treatment of "worsening of his bronchitis, the Vatican said Saturday.
Pope Francis is continuing his treatment for a respiratory infection at Rome's Gemelli Hospital but his condition is improving, according to a Feb.
ROME — Doctors on Saturday prescribed "absolute rest" for Pope Francis and modified the treatment for his respiratory tract infection, the Vatican said, ...
Why is Pope Francis in the hospital? The pope remains hospitalized with a respiratory tract infection, the Vatican said Saturday.
To facilitate his recovery, doctors have prescribed that he observe “total rest,” the Vatican press office announced.
The 88-year-old Pope Francis was taken to hospital on Friday with respiratory problems.
'During the morning he received Holy Eucharist, then alternated rest with prayer and reading,' the Holy See says.
As Pope Francis continued to show "some" improvement in his lab tests, the pontiff remained hospitalized with a respiratory tract infection on Sunday, ...