Pope Francis Set to Leave Hospital After Pneumonia Battle

Pope Francis has demonstrated remarkable resilience as he is expected to be discharged from a Rome hospital, where he has spent six weeks recovering from life-threatening pneumonia in both lungs.

Doctors announced that Pope Francis would be released from the hospital and will continue his recovery at the Vatican, with a strict recommendation for him to rest for at least two months. The pontiff's health condition significantly improved over the last two weeks after battling severe infections that posed a serious threat to his life.

Dr. Sergio Alfieri, head of the medical team overseeing the pope's care, shared that the pope expressed great satisfaction about returning home, eager to resume his duties. However, the pontiff will need to practice caution; the doctors advised against exposure to crowds and possible infection sources, particularly children.

Since February 25, Catholics around the globe have been united in prayer for Pope Francis's health. Cardinals have organized nightly rosary prayers in St. Peter's Square, attracting hundreds of attendees each night, exemplifying the community's commitment during this challenging period. While the path to full recovery is ahead, the pope's discharge brings hope and relief to many faithful.