US EditionPope Francis had peaceful night, is resting after breathing crisis, Vatican says
- Pope Francis is in stable condition after a respiratory crisis linked to double pneumonia, according to the Vatican.
- He displayed improvement by spending long periods off the noninvasive mechanical ventilation and had no fever or signs of new infection.
- Doctors reported that Francis's prognosis remains guarded, indicating he is not out of danger despite progress.
- Continued prayers and support for the pope come as the Vatican marks its Holy Year, drawing many pilgrims to Rome.
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