Pope Francis off from mechanical ventilation after respiratory crises: Vatican sources

Pope Francis It was removed from mechanical ventilation and stabilized on Tuesday after a couple of respiratory crises the day before, Vatican sources Fox News said.

The total forecast of the age of 88 remains “protective” and it is not out of danger, the sources added.

Dad was taken Helf Hemli Hospital in Rome February 14th. Doctors initially diagnosed a complex viral, bacterial and fungal infection of the respiratory tract, and later the onset of pneumonia in both its lungs.

Pope Francis suffered two acute respiratory crisis on Monday, a difficult medical situation that was less dangerous than Friday bronchospasm, The Vatican announced. The developments pushed Francis to restore “non -inflammatory mechanical ventilation”.

Vatican Pope Francis suffers from 2 acute respiratory crises

Pope Francis visits the weekly audience in the Vatican on February 12, 2025. (Massimo Valicchia/Nurphoto via Getty Images)

On Tuesday morning, the Pope returned to a high oxygen tube, and now he wokes up and continues breathing exercises, sources say.

They also said it was “(P) Remuration to think” if Francis has no resuscitation order.

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The woman has a candle when Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a prefect of the dicket for the bishops, on Monday, March 3, conducts the recovery of the Holy Rosary for the health of Pope Francis on St. Peter’s Square on the Vatican. (AP/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

“I would like to thank you for your prayers that rise to the Lord from the heart of so many believers from many parts of the world,” Pope Francis said in a message posted on his account on Sunday.

The woman touches on Pope Francis’s portrait after a Catholic Mass, who praying for the sick Pontiffs on February 24 in Buenos -Aires, Argentina. (John Moore/Getti Image)

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“I feel all your commitment and closeness, and at this particular time I feel as if they are” tolerated “and supported by all God,” he added.

Fox News “Melissa Crisis, Courtney Walsh and Landon Mion contributed to this report.