Vatican Provides Health Update as Pope Continues Therapy
Vatican City – Pope Francis spent a restful night in the hospital, according to an official statement from the Holy See Press Office on Friday morning. The Pontiff awoke shortly after 8:00 AM and continued with his prescribed therapy, which includes motor physiotherapy and respiratory support.
The Vatican confirmed that Pope Francis continues to alternate mechanical ventilation at night and high-flow supplemental oxygen during the day through nasal cannulae. Despite his complex medical condition, the situation remains stable, and there have been no episodes of respiratory insufficiency.
Medical Updates: Stability Amid Ongoing Treatment
The Holy See Press Office emphasized that given the Pope’s stable condition, the next official medical bulletin will be issued on Saturday. However, brief updates will continue to be provided as necessary.
✔ Thursday’s Health Report:
- Stable condition with no respiratory distress
- Continued respiratory and motor physiotherapy with positive effects
- No fever reported
- Periods of both rest and work
Doctors remain cautiously optimistic, ensuring that the Pope receives round-the-clock care while continuing his therapeutic regimen.
Pope’s Message to the Faithful: A Heartfelt Expression of Gratitude
Despite his hospitalization, Pope Francis remains actively engaged with the faithful. On Thursday evening, ahead of the Rosary in St. Peter’s Square, the Pope sent an audio message expressing his deep gratitude for the prayers and well-wishes he has received.
📢 Key Highlights of the Pope’s Message:
- Thanked the People of God for their prayers and support
- Stated that he feels “carried” and uplifted by the outpouring of love
- Extended a special blessing to all those gathered at St. Peter’s Square
The Director of the Vatican Press Office, Matteo Bruni, confirmed that it was Pope Francis’ personal wish for the message to be broadcast at the start of the Rosary, underscoring his spiritual closeness to the faithful despite his hospitalization.
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