Pope Francis is reported to have rested well in the hospital as he continues to battle double pneumonia. The Vatican released a statement stating that the 88-year-old pontiff had rested well all night, but did not provide further details on his condition or activities. However, it was mentioned that his condition had shown a slight improvement and he had been able to resume work from his hospital bed. Despite initial concerns over kidney insufficiency, it is no longer considered a cause for concern. The pope’s prognosis remains guarded due to the complexity of his clinical picture. Earlier reports indicated that he was eating normally. Cardinal Parolin led nightly masses in St. Peter’s Square to pray for the pope’s recovery, with hundreds of people gathered to support him. The Vatican expressed gratitude for the support and prayers for the pope’s recovery. The pope has been in the hospital since February 14 and diagnosed with double pneumonia in both lungs, suffering from asthma-like symptoms. The Vatican remains hopeful for his recovery and continues to offer prayers for his well-being.
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