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As Pope Francis marks first week in hospital, Church leaders call for prayer

Pope Francis, 88, developed pneumonia in both lungs and was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital for bronchitis, according to the Vatican.
Despite his health issues, Pope Francis remains alert, is working, and has been eating well, according to Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni.
Due to his illness, all of the Pope's public engagements have been canceled until Sunday, as announced by the Vatican.
Pope Francis considers resignation a distant possibility, stating he does not have a cause serious enough to warrant it.

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Pope receiving oxygen supplements in hospital as he fights pneumonia, complex lung infection

Pope Francis' complex respiratory infection isn't life-threatening, but he's not out of danger, his medical...

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As Pope Francis marks first week in hospital, Church leaders call for prayer

LEICESTER, United Kingdom – Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster, the president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, sent a message to Pope Francis ensuring of prayers as the pontiff continues his stay in hospital. Francis was admitted to Rome’s Agostino Gemelli Hospital on Friday 14 February due of bronchitis, and was subsequently diagnosed with double pneumonia. The Vatican issued a statement on Friday morning saying 88…

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The Canberra Times

Pope's health 'slightly improving', Vatican says

The Pope's health is improving and he is alert, able to move around and even doing some work,...

1 day ago·Canberra, Australia

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Denver Gazette

Pope Francis, improving in hospital, alert and working, Vatican says

By Joshua McElwee

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PBS NewsHour

Pope Francis is out of bed, eating and working at hospital while recovering from pneumonia

“If you really want him to rest, you have to hospitalize him,” quipped Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline, the archbishop of Marseille, France, referring to Francis' work ethic.

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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