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<p>‘During the morning he received Holy Eucharist, then alternated rest with prayer and reading,’ the Holy See says.</p>
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<p><b>As of Feb. 15, 2025, at 2:30 p.m.</b></p>
<p>Pope Francis “rested all night” and presented “no febrile episodes,” the Vatican says as the Holy Father continues to recover from bronchitis at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital.</p>
<p>The Pope had been admitted to the hospital on Friday after suffering from bronchitis for several days. He was found to have a respiratory tract infection and a slight fever upon admittance.</p>
<p>Following his overnight stay, the Pope’s treatment was “slightly modified” after “further microbiological findings,” the Vatican says, adding that Saturday’s tests “found improvement in some values.”</p>
<p>“During the morning he received Holy Eucharist, then alternated rest with prayer and reading,” the Vatican says.</p>
<p>“To facilitate the recovery, the medical staff prescribed absolute rest; therefore, on tomorrow, Sunday, Feb. 16, the Holy Father will not lead the Angelus prayer; nevertheless, he intended to send the text for its publication,” the Holy See Press Office adds.</p>
<p>The Pope, the Vatican also says, “has been updated of the many messages of closeness and affection received and expresses his gratitude, while asking for continued prayers for him.”</p>
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Pope Francis Still Undergoing Treatment, Showing Improvement| National Catholic Register
