Pope Francis, 88, was hospitalized at Rome’s Gemelli hospital due to bronchitis. He is receiving treatment and is in stable condition, engaging in activities such as reading newspapers. The hospitalization raised concerns given his recent health issues, including past surgeries and respiratory challenges. Scheduled audiences have been postponed while his recovery progresses.
Pope Francis, 88, was hospitalized at Rome’s Gemelli hospital due to bronchitis. He is receiving treatment and is in stable condition, engaging in activities such as reading newspapers. The hospitalization raised concerns given his recent health issues, including past surgeries and respiratory challenges. Scheduled audiences have been postponed while his recovery progresses. Pope Francis, 88, was hospitalized at Rome’s Gemelli hospital due to bronchitis. He is receiving treatment and is in stable condition, engaging in activities such as reading newspapers. The hospitalization raised concerns given his recent health issues, including past surgeries and respiratory challenges. Scheduled audiences have been postponed while his recovery progresses. Read More
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