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Pope Francis’ Health Improves, Continues Recovery at Gemelli Hospital

The Holy See Press Office reported on Wednesday morning that Pope Francis had a restful night as he continues his recovery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital.

On Tuesday, the Pope participated in the Vatican’s spiritual exercises via video link with the Paul VI Hall. He spent time in prayer, both in his room and in the chapel, where he also received the Eucharist. Throughout the day, he remained on high-flow oxygen therapy.

Doctors have noted slight improvements in his condition, though they emphasize that his health remains complex. Despite this, his prognosis is no longer guarded, and he is expected to remain in the hospital for further recovery.

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Unlike previous days, no detailed medical bulletin was issued on Tuesday evening due to the stability of his condition. Additionally, the Wednesday General Audience catechesis will not take place this week, as the Roman Curia is currently engaged in spiritual exercises.

Pope Francis has been hospitalized since February 14 after being admitted for bronchitis.

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Chinwendu Nnamani is a graduate of Computer Science and Mathematics from University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She is a multifaceted skilled individual with special interest in web development, accounting and graphics design. She is the Administrative Secretary of The Choice Flame Newspaper as well as a passionate writer.
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Chinwendu Nnamani is a graduate of Computer Science and Mathematics from University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She is a multifaceted skilled individual with special interest in web development, accounting and graphics design. She is the Administrative Secretary of The Choice Flame Newspaper as well as a passionate writer.

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