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Pope beats back speculation of imminent death or conclave as he continues pneumonia recovery

Pope Francis is recovering from double pneumonia, as confirmed by the Vatican, dispelling rumors of imminent death or resignation while indicating he is still in charge despite his weakened condition.
Doctors reported slight improvements in the pope's health, including receding kidney insufficiency and normal evolution of his lung infection, while he continues to receive treatment.
Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re led a Rosary prayer in St. Peter's Square for the pope's recovery, emphasizing the global support for his health.
Pope Francis made governance decisions during his hospitalization, appointing bishops and creating a fundraising initiative to support the Holy See's finances.

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Will Pope Francis resign? Experts see it as unlikely, but the pontiff is apt to spring surprises

By Christopher Lamb, CNN When Benedict XVI became the first pope to resign in 600 years, it sent shockwaves through the Catholic Church. Now, after two weeks in the hospital battling pneumonia, there is speculation at the Vatican that his successor, Pope Francis, could do the same. "I think the only circumstances in which he would consider resigning, as he has said, would be if he had a long-term degenerative or debilitating illness that would p…

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Would Pope Francis resign? Experts say it’s unlikely – but the pontiff often springs surprises

When Benedict XVI became the first pope to resign in 600 years it sent shockwaves through the Catholic Church. Now, after spending two weeks in hospital battling pneumonia, the speculation in the Vatican is whether his successor Pope Francis might do the same.

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Pope Francis’ Health Continues to Improve, He’s Praying and Resting

Pope Francis’ 15th night at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital went peacefully and the 88-year-old pontiff is now resting, according to the Holy See Press Office’s Friday morning update, Vatican News reported. His care at the hospital began Feb. 14 after he experienced bronchitis. He is now being treated for bilateral pneumonia. In its Rome morning updates this week, the press office has been reporting that the pontiff’s respective preceding nights have be…

3 days ago·New York, United States

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What’s Next For Pope Francis Amid His Failing Health?—3 Possible Outcomes, Explained

Pope Francis' current health status has sparked a lot of buzz about what's next for him. Let's discuss the three possible scenarios that we might witness next.

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