As Pope Francis Ails, Outlandish Rumors Run Wild
The truth may be out there, but when it comes to the health of the pontiff, many people prefer more fanciful tales.
Italian postal service sees surge in mail for Pope Francis, much sent from children
The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization.
National Catholic Reporter10h
Pope Francis no longer relies on ventilation to aid breathing
On March 18, the Italian daily paper Corriere della Serra published a letter from Pope Francis where he said his ...
The New York Times9h
Francis Is in the Hospital. What Happens When a Pope Dies?
By Elisabetta Povoledo and Jason Horowitz Reporting from Rome and Vatican City The Roman Catholic world has been gripped by uncertainty as Pope Francis, 88, remains in a Rome hospital because ...
Italian postal service sees surge in mail for Pope Francis, AP takes a look
The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization, with ...
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Vatican: Pope Francis no longer needs mechanical help to breathe as health improves
Francis concelebrated Mass on Wednesday, which is an important feast day for the Catholic Church and is the anniversary of ...
Pope Francis' health improves, no longer needs mechanical help to breathe
Pope Francis’s condition continued to improve Wednesday and he hasn't needed to use the noninvasive mechanical ventilation to ...
Arlington Catholic Herald7h
Pope’s doctors report more improvement, but no date for his release
Pope Francis no longer needs the "noninvasive mechanical ventilation" he has used most nights since experiencing a breathing ...