Francis stable, from the “immediately impending danger” of death

The Vatican published an update on the health of Pope Francis on Saturday, which remains under the care of doctors in the Rome Gemelli Hospital and said that his forecast remains “complex”, but the Pope is no longer in the “immediate danger” of death.

On Friday, the Vatican Chair press office announced that the condition of Francis, which is now considered stable, will be less common, apart from the most important developments. The 88-year-old Pope spent four weeks in the hospital and is treated for double pneumonia.

Medical bulletins of the Pope’s doctors, who have occurred almost daily since his admission to the Gemelli Hospital on February 14, are only issued if there are new information, the press office said on Friday. The office emphasized that Francis’ recovery is progressing, but it takes time to ensure that the improvements are continued.

This also means that the daily morning update of the holy chair is no longer exhibited about how the Pope spent the night, which only takes over the evening messages for journalists.

The Vatican said that this is a “positive sign” for the Catholic believers, which means that no news is essentially good news.

Francis continues his prescribed medical treatments, which also included motor physiotherapy on Friday. According to the Vatican, it changes between non -invasive mechanical ventilation during the night and the oxygen method with nasal cannulas in the day of the day.

After a lung infection, Francis had removed part of a lung as a young man and has fought recurring bronchitis in recent years.

On Thursday, Francis celebrated the 12th anniversary of his papal elections, which was surrounded by the healthcare staff.

Part of the Pope’s hospital stay takes place during the Christian season of Lent. It is the annual 40-day period of prayer, fasting and the alms riots, which begins on Wednesday on Wednesday and ends on Sonnendondon on St. Thursday. Lent began on March 5.