The Holy See Press Office reported on February 25, 2025, that Pope Francis’s health remains critical but stable. He has not experienced acute respiratory episodes, and his hemodynamic parameters are stable as he continues treatment for double pneumonia at the Agostino Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
- Pope Francis' health remains critical but stable.
- No acute respiratory episodes reported.
- Undergoing treatment for double pneumonia.
- Mild renal insufficiency is under control.
- Slight improvement noted in recent updates.
- Oxygen therapy continues with reduced flow.
Pope Francis has been hospitalized since February 14, 2025, due to bronchitis, which has progressed to double pneumonia. The Holy See Press Office provides updates twice daily to keep the public informed about his condition. The latest report indicates that he rested well overnight and resumed work activities after receiving the Eucharist.
Key details from the latest update include:
- No acute respiratory episodes have occurred.
- Hemodynamic parameters remain stable.
- A scheduled CT scan was performed to monitor bilateral pneumonia.
Despite the severity of his condition, there have been signs of slight improvement. A previous statement noted that there were no episodes of asthma-like distress and that laboratory tests showed some positive changes. Oxygen therapy continues, albeit with a reduced flow. Doctors maintain a cautious prognosis due to the complexity of his clinical picture.
As the Pope continues his recovery, the Vatican emphasizes the importance of prayer and support from the faithful. The situation remains closely monitored by medical professionals, and updates will continue as necessary.
Pope Francis’s health status is being closely monitored as he battles double pneumonia. While he has shown some improvement, the prognosis remains cautious, reflecting the seriousness of his condition. Continued updates from the Holy See Press Office will provide further insights into his recovery.
