Pope Francis health improves slightly but remains critical, says Vatican

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Vatican City: Pope Francis is seriously ill with double pneumonia, but Vatican said Monday that minor signs of improvement have been shown.

88 -year -old Pontuff has now spent 11 nights at the Gameli Hospital in Rome, which has identified his longest stay in about 12 12 years as a Pope.

Health refreshing states that “the holy father’s medical conditions, in his critical nature, show a slight improvement.”

The Pope is still getting oxygen, adding, “though with a slight flow and oxygen percent”.

He also noted that for the first time on Sunday, the “lack of light kidney” was not a cause for concern “.

A Vatican official, who refused to name his name because he did not have the power to talk about the state of the Pope, was usually eating Francis and was able to get up and walk in his hospital room.

Monday’s statement confirmed that the Pope had resumed work in the afternoon and called the Catholic Parish in Gaza in the evening, which he did often during the war of Israel.

On Sunday, the Vatican called the pope’s condition important for the second consecutive day. A day ago, he said that he needed blood transfusion after suffering a “long respiratory crisis like asthma”.

Monday’s updates say the Pope has not experienced any further respiratory crisis and some of his test results have “improved”.

Double pneumonia is a serious infection that inflammation and stains both lungs, which makes it difficult to breathe. The Vatican has described the Pope’s disease as “complicated”, and attributed it to numerous microorganisms.

Francis, who has served as a Pope since 2013, has faced repeated health problems over the past two years. They are particularly at risk of lung infections due to the shock of the palory in their youth, which has partially eliminated a lung.

Cardinals speculations

The Pope’s long illness has mobilized an unusual level of public speculation among cardinals, which is the most senior figure in the 1.4 billion -member Catholic Church after Pontaf.

New York’s Cardinal Timothy Dulin, who is not near Francis and completely rely on official medical updates, suggested at a house on Sunday that the Pope was “probably near death.”

Meanwhile, a former Vatican official, German Cardinal Gerard Muller, who has confronted Francis on ideological matters, criticized the Pope’s health or planning for an agreement.

Talking to Italy’s Corrie Della Sierra, Muller said that Cardinals are not getting much extra information than the things available publicly.

“The Pope is still alive, and this is a moment of prayer,” he said. “Whoever is thinking about the future when Francis is in the hospital is taking no benefit.”

The Vatican’s second most official, Cardinal Petro Pirulin, led the prayer service for Francis in St. Peter Square on Monday evening, which included senior pilgrims and church figures. The service will be held daily.

Pirulin prayed that Virgin Mary would “maintain (Francis) (Francis) at this moment of illness and trial, and soon help her recover her health”.

Outside the Gameli Hospital, the group gathered to pray for Francis near the statue of the late Pope John Paul II, which was often treated during the 1978-2005 Papisi.

Maria Wozlo, a resident of Rome, 18 years, said many people in her homeland are deeply concerned.

Pontuff has repeatedly condemned the ongoing war in Ukraine and demanded peace.

“We are really praying for it,” said Wozlo. “He needs to recover and come home.”