Pope ‘stable’, out of imminent danger as talk turns to return home
VATICAN CITY (March 12): Pope Francis remains stable after almost four weeks in hospital with pneumonia, the Vatican said on Tuesday, declining to speculate on when he might go home, the day after doctors indicated he was no longer in danger. The 88-year-old head of the world Catholic Church has been in Rome’s Gemelli hospitalRead More
12 Mar 00:21 · Borneo Post Online
Pope Francis 'stable', out of imminent danger as talk turns to return home
VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis remains stable after almost four weeks in hospital with pneumonia, the Vatican said on Tuesday (Mar 11), declining to speculate on when he might go home, the day after doctors indicated he was no longer in danger. The 88-year-old head of the world Catholic Church has been in Rome
11 Mar 23:26 · CNA
Vatican says Pope out of danger and could be sent home in near future
Francis has been in Rome's Gemelli hospital for over three weeks with pneumonia in both lungs.
11 Mar 13:29 · Africanews
last updated on 12 Mar 09:23