Vatican City, Feb 28 – Pope Francis has reached the two-week mark in his hospital stay due to pneumonia, and doctors suggest he has overcome the worst phase of the illness. The 87-year-old pontiff was admitted to the hospital earlier this month after experiencing breathing difficulties.
According to Vatican officials, the Pope’s condition has steadily improved, and his medical team is optimistic about his recovery. While he remains under observation, sources indicate that he could soon resume his regular duties.
This is not the first time Pope Francis has faced health challenges. In recent years, he has undergone surgeries and dealt with respiratory issues, raising concerns about his ability to maintain his demanding schedule. However, despite his health struggles, the Pope continues to engage in key Vatican activities.
The Catholic community worldwide has been praying for his speedy recovery, with messages of support pouring in from leaders and faithful followers. The Vatican has yet to announce an official discharge date, but medical experts believe his condition is stable enough for a return to his residence in the coming days.
As the head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis remains a significant figure in global religious and political affairs. His health remains a key concern for the Vatican, but his resilience and determination continue to inspire millions.