Pope Francis spent a restful night in the Gemelli Hospital in Rome, showing no signs of fever, according to an update from the Vatican.
This follows his recent hospitalization for bronchitis, which had been causing him health concerns.
Health Update After Bronchitis Diagnosis
The Holy Father was admitted to the hospital on Friday after experiencing bronchitis symptoms for several days.
Upon his arrival, doctors diagnosed him with a respiratory tract infection and noted a slight fever.
However, following a night of rest, the Vatican reported that he showed signs of improvement.
Modified Treatment and Signs of Improvement
The pope’s medical team made slight adjustments to his treatment after receiving further microbiological test results.
The Vatican announced that recent tests showed some improvement in his condition.
The pope spent his morning receiving the Holy Eucharist and balanced his time between rest, prayer, and reading.
Continued Rest and No Angelus Prayer on Sunday
To aid his recovery, the pope’s medical staff recommended complete rest for him.
As a result, Pope Francis will not lead the Angelus prayer on Sunday, February 16.
However, he plans to send the text for publication, ensuring the faithful still receive his message.
Gratitude and Requests for Continued Prayers
Pope Francis has been informed of the many messages of support and affection sent to him and expressed his gratitude.
The Vatican concluded by sharing that the Holy Father has asked for continued prayers for his healing and well-being during his recovery.
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