Pope Francis is currently receiving treatment for a respiratory infection at Agostino Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The Holy See Press Office reported on February 16, 2025, that the Pope’s condition is stable and his treatment is proceeding as planned.
- Pope Francis hospitalized for respiratory infection
- His condition is stable and improving
- Received Eucharist and watched Holy Mass
- Complete rest ordered for recovery
- Special Jubilee Audience was cancelled
- Sunday Angelus reflection text published
The Pope rested well overnight, received the Eucharist, and participated in Holy Mass via television. His medical team has prescribed complete rest, leading to the cancellation of a scheduled event.
Pope Francis was admitted to the hospital on February 14 due to bronchitis. The Holy See Press Office, through Director Matteo Bruni, confirmed that the Pope’s clinical condition is stable. He has not experienced any fever, and his medication has been adjusted following lab tests. The Pope is focusing on rest and recovery, which has resulted in the cancellation of the special Jubilee Audience for Artists and the World of Culture.
Key updates regarding Pope Francis’ health include:
- Stable clinical condition.
- No episodes of fever reported.
- Pharmacological therapy has been adjusted.
In light of his health situation, the Pope’s planned activities were modified. Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonca celebrated Holy Mass on his behalf. The text prepared by the Pope for the Sunday Angelus was published by the Holy See Press Office, ensuring that his messages continue to reach the faithful.
Pope Francis’ hospitalization underscores the importance of health and rest for leaders. As he continues to recover, updates will be provided by the Holy See Press Office to keep the public informed about his condition and activities.
