Francis didn’t need mechanical ventilation on Sunday after respiratory crisis Friday, Vatican says
Pope Francis remained in stable condition and didn’t need any mechanical ventilation on Sunday, the Vatican said. It was a sign that his respiratory function was improving as he continues his recovery from double pneumonia and a respiratory crisis.
As worshipers entered the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Northeast Washington for the noon ...
Double pneumonia is a severe infection in both lungs that can inflame and scar them, making it difficult to breathe. ...
Argentines have long waited for Pope Francis to visit the homeland he left in 2013 to become the head of the Roman Catholic ...
The Vatican says Pope Francis is stable and that he followed Mass on television after a second night sleeping well at the hospital ROME -- Pope Francis had breakfast, read the newspapers and ...
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The newly-appointed Archbishop of Johannesburg, Cardinal Stephen Brislin, led dozens of South African Catholic worshippers in a prayer service on Sunday dedicated to Pope Francis's health and recovery ...
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Pope Rebukes Trump over Mass Deportations in Letter to US BishopsIn an extraordinary intervention, Pope Francis also took aim at Vice President JD Vance's theological justification for the ...
Argentines have long waited for Pope Francis to visit the homeland he left in 2013 to become the head of the Roman Catholic ...
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