On Wednesday, the Vatican issued an update on Pope Francis’ health, stating that his clinical condition remains critical but stable. According to Vatican News, no acute respiratory episodes have occurred, and his hemodynamic parameters continue to show stability.
Earlier this evening, the Pope underwent a scheduled CT scan at the Agostino Gemelli Hospital in Rome to monitor the bilateral pneumonia he is being treated for. The prognosis remains cautious as medical teams continue to closely monitor his condition.
In a morning update, the Vatican reported that Pope Francis resumed work activities after receiving the Eucharist. This update, provided by the Holy See Press Office on Tuesday evening, February 25, 2025, marks the latest in a series of twice-daily statements aimed at keeping the faithful informed about the Pontiff’s health.
Pope Francis was admitted to the hospital on February 14, 2025, following complications from bronchitis. He is currently receiving treatment for double pneumonia, with recent updates also mentioning mild renal insufficiency that appears to be under control.
A statement issued on Monday noted slight improvements in the Pope’s condition, with no recent episodes of respiratory distress and some laboratory tests showing positive developments. Despite these improvements, doctors maintain a cautious outlook due to the complexity of his clinical condition.
The ongoing updates reflect the Vatican’s commitment to transparency regarding Pope Francis’ health, providing reassurance and information to the global Catholic community during this challenging period.
