Pope Francis increases physical therapy, condition remains 'guarded,' Vatican says

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Clutched by the global faithful and draped on candles and statues, rosaries abound for Pope Francis

As Pope Francis remains hospitalized in Rome, thousands of faithful from around the world have been gathering by St. Peter’s and by the hospital to pray the rosary for him.

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The Pope has increased his physical therapy and marked the start of Lent in the hospital

Pope Francis receives ashes on Ash Wednesday, increases physical therapy, and remains stable during hospitalization for pneumonia.

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Senior clergy flock to the Vatican, as fears over the Pope’s ailing health deepen

“You pick up on the anxiety and the uncertainty” in Rome, said the Archbishop of Sydney.

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Pope Francis, after nearly three weeks of admission due to bilateral pneumonia and respiratory problems, remains “stable” and has begun his motor physiotherapy. READ ALSO Pope Francis faces two new episodes of respiratory failure According to the latest Vatican statement, although his critical picture is complex, he has not presented serious episodes of respiratory failure in recent hours. However, doctors insist that his prognosis is reserved a…

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Pope Francis in stable condition, calls parish in Gaza

ROME – As he approaches three weeks in the hospital, Pope Francis Wednesday had a good day, calling the Catholic parish in Gaza and stepping up respiratory and mobility exercises despite several recent bumps in the road. In a March 5 statement, the Vatican said Pope Francis “remained stable” throughout the day and had no episodes of respiratory difficulty or failure. During the day, he received high-flow oxygen through the nose as planned, and u…

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Pope increases physical therapy as he marks start of Lent, Vatican says

The pope suffered no respiratory crises during the day, receiving oxygen through a nasal tube as has been the case in recent days