Pope Francis had "a quiet night" at the Gemelli Polyclinic, where he has been hospitalized since February 14. Despite this, his prognosis remains cautious, reported the Vatican Press Office. Doctors maintain a reserved prognosis due to the clinical situation of the Holy Pontiff, who woke up shortly after 8:00 without incidents.
During a day in St. Peter's Square, before the Rosary prayer for the Pope's health, an audio was broadcast in which Francis thanked the prayers and support of the faithful. The stability of his clinical condition inspired emotion among those present.
The Holy See's Office indicated that on Thursday there were no "episodes of respiratory crisis or fever" and that the Pope continued with respiratory and motor physiotherapy at the Gemelli Polyclinic. Despite the calmness of the night, doctors continue to maintain a reserved prognosis regarding the evolution of the Pontiff's health.
