The Pope's clinical conditions remained stable today. The Holy Father did not require non-invasive mechanical ventilation, but only high-flow oxygen therapy; he is afebrile. Given the complexity of the clinical picture, the prognosis remains reserved. This is the latest update of the bulletin.
This morning the Pope attended Mass , together with those who are taking care of him during these days of hospitalization, and then alternated rest with prayer.
He also overcame the last crisis, considering the 48 hours that doctors had requested to understand if, after the bronchospasm and the inhalation of vomit, the situation had worsened. But the risk of criticality, in a complex picture such as that of Pope Francis' health, remains and for this reason the prognosis is reserved. This is what Vatican sources explain.
(Online Union)