US EditionHow Pope Francis has been spending his days after pneumonia battle
- Pope Francis is recovering from double pneumonia and continues to work at his desk and concelebrate Mass in his private chapel, as confirmed by the Vatican.
- The Vatican reported that the Pope's condition is stable with a slight improvement in his lung infection, and he continues physical therapy.
- Doctors ordered two months of rest for the Pope, who will avoid large gatherings and has not received visitors to prevent infections.
- The Vatican has not ruled out the possibility of Pope Francis participating in Holy Week events, with the next health briefing scheduled for April 4.
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