Pope Francis’ condition is reportedly “improving” as he receives high-flow oxygen therapy and therapy with a ventimask, according to a statement from the Vatican.
“Given the complexity of his condition, further days of clinical stability are necessary to resolve the prognosis,” the Vatican’s statement read.
The 88-year-old pontiff was hospitalized on Feb. 14 for respiratory issues and was later diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia.
“The Holy Father dedicated the morning to respiratory physiotherapy alternating it with rest, while in the afternoon after another physiotherapy session, he gathered in prayer in the Chapel of the private apartment located on the 10th floor, receiving the Eucharist; then he dedicated himself to work activities,” the Vatican added.
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