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Vatican says Pope Francis is 'improving slightly'

Pope Francis said to be breathing on his own and resting well after bilateral pneumonia diagnosis

Pope Francis, despite a worrying bilateral pneumonia diagnosis, is breathing on his own and not experiencing heart problems, sources tell CBS News.

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Pope Francis has pneumonia but remains in 'good spirits,' Vatican says

A follow-up chest CT scan on Tuesday "demonstrated the onset of bilateral pneumonia, which required additional drug therapy," the Vatican said.

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Vatican says 'stable' Pope Francis watched Sunday mass on hospital TV

Pope Francis followed Sunday mass and his traditional Angelus weekly prayer on television in a Rome hospital where the 88-year-old pontiff is being treated for bronchitis. "I would have liked to be among you but,

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Pope Rebukes Trump over Mass Deportations in Letter to US Bishops

In an extraordinary intervention, Pope Francis also took aim at Vice President JD Vance's theological justification for the ...

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Pope Francis rebukes Trump over mass deportations, warns policy ‘will end badly’

Francis also appeared to take aim at Vice President JD Vance’s recent use of a medieval Catholic concept to justify the ...

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Pope Francis rebukes Trump’s mass deportation efforts

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) made a series of allegations of sexual abuse, rape and voyeurism perpetrated against herself and ...

What did Pope Francis say about Trump? Pope pens letter critical of mass deportations

Pope Francis sends a letter to American Bishops that criticizes the President's immigration tactics while acknowledging the ...

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Pope is stable, followed Mass on television as he recovers from respiratory infection, Vatican says

The Argentine pope, a known workaholic who keeps up a grueling pace despite his many ailments, was admitted to Rome’s Gemelli ...

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Pope Francis remains in hospital as doctors treat 'complex' infection

By Joshua McElwee VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Doctors have changed treatment for Pope Francis' respiratory tract infection to tackle a "complex clinical situation," and he will remain in hospital for as ...

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