Pope Francis is improving and is no longer in ‘imminent danger,’ Vatican source says

The Pope, who has been in hospital for weeks because of pneumonia, is on the way to recovery. However, according to the Vatican, a release is not yet available.

Pope Francis, 88 years old, is hospitalized in Rome for double pneumonia. His vital prognosis is no longer engaged, and his condition is "stable".

Francis is 88 years old, he has been treated for more than four weeks. Now it is said that the state of the Pope is stable. It is still unclear how Easter is celebrated in the Vatican.

"The clinical conditions of the Holy Father have remained stable, confirming the progress observed during the week," said the Vatican Saturday night. "However, the Pope still needs hospital medical care, motor and respiratory physiotherapy".

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