"Today, too, the Holy Father's clinical condition has remained stable. The Pope has not required non-invasive mechanical ventilation, but only supplemental high-flow oxygenation. He does not have a fever.
Given the complexity of the clinical picture, the prognosis remains guarded.
This morning, the Holy Father participated in Holy Mass, together with those who have been caring for him during these days of hospitalization. Afterward, he alternated rest with prayer."
***Pope Francis continues to receive oxygen and has no fever. This morning, he participated in Holy Mass. The prognosis remains guarded.
No direct consequences from last Friday's isolated bronchospasm are evident. However, the risk of a deterioration in the Pope's condition remains.
Pope Francis has been hospitalised with breathing difficulties since the 14th February.
No direct consequences from last Friday's isolated bronchospasm are evident. However, the risk of a deterioration in the Pope's condition remains.
Pope Francis has been hospitalised with breathing difficulties since the 14th February.
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