Pope Francis spent a quiet night and rested, when he recovered from bilateral pneumonia at the Hospital of Gemelli in Rome, according to the press office of Holy See on Monday morning.
By Vatican News
The Holy See Press Bureau published a statement on Monday morning to provide an update on the Pope’s resumption.
“The pope spent a quiet night and rests,” read the declaration.
After waking up on Monday morning, the Pope resumed his therapies, including respiratory and engine physiotherapy. After non -invasive mechanical ventilation during the night, it went to high -speed oxygen therapy using nasal cannulas.
The pope’s clinical situation seems stable in a complex setting, which prompted doctors to maintain a guarded prognosis.
Tonight, a medical bulletin should be published because it was not published yesterday due to the stability of its clinical condition.
As the press office announced on Sunday, this morning, he also followed the spiritual exercises of the Roman Curia via the video link of his chair. These exercises started yesterday afternoon in the Paul VI room yesterday, allowing him to join the participants spiritually.
The exercises started on Sunday afternoon in the Paul VI room and are led by the preacher of the Papal House, the father. Roberto Pasolini, Ofm Cap.
From this afternoon, Monday, March 10, spiritual exercises can be followed live on the Vatican News at 5 p.m. Rome time. Subsequently, around 6 p.m., also in the Paul VI hall, the rosary will be recited for the health of the Pope.
The Holy Father, on the other hand, was informed of the floods in Argentina and expresses its proximity to the people affected. At least 16 people died in the Argentine port city of Bahia Blanca after a flash flood triggered by heavy rain.
Updated at 12:30 p.m.