Pope thanks medical team at Vatican for saving his life
- Pope Francis thanked the healthcare workers who cared for him during his 38-day hospitalization for respiratory infections on April 16, 2025, at the Vatican.
- During the meeting, Pope Francis expressed his gratitude, saying, 'Thank you, thank you above all for what you did,' referencing the medical team's efforts.
- The Pope's recovery has shown continuous improvement since his discharge on March 23, with better respiratory and mobility conditions, and he continues treatment and respiratory therapy.
- This meeting marked Pope Francis' first public gathering since his release, highlighting his ongoing commitment to continuing his duties during Holy Week.
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Pope Francis thanks doctors who saved his life but won’t lead mass services for Easter to recover
Pope Francis on Wednesday thanked members of the medical team who saved his life during a five-week hospital stay for a serious case of double pneumonia, speaking softly but breathing without oxygen at the meeting in the Vatican.
The Pontiff expressed his gratitude to the medical and nursing team who assisted him during his recovery from bilateral pneumonia.
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Pope thanks medical team that cared for him during hospitalization
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Pope Francis personally thanked the health care workers and medical staff who cared for him in Rome's Gemelli hospital for 38 days while he recovered from respiratory infections. "Thank you, thank you above all for what you did," the pope told leaders and staff from Gemelli hospital, the Catholic University of
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