Pope Francis will remain hospitalized as he is treated for a respiratory infection. Read more trending news . The Vatican said on Monday that the illness is presenting a “complex clinical ...

Pope Francis was 88 years old, having been born on December 17, 1936. Why Was Pope Francis Hospitalized? Pope Francis was admitted to a hospital in Rome after battling bronchitis for several weeks.

Tributes to Pope Francis are pouring in from around the world. The Vatican announced the death of the first pope from Latin America on Monday at age 88.

Pope Francis, the first pope from the Americas, ... emphasizing his desire to remain close to the people. ... on February 23, 2025, where he was hospitalized since February 14.

Pope Francis remains hospitalized in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where his condition is reported as stable with slight improvement in inflammatory markers. The 88-year-old pontiff was admitted last ...

British scientists have found the first-ever treatment for bronchiectasis, the disease Pope Francis was hospitalized with in the weeks prior to his death, The Telegraph reported. Francis suffered ...

U.S. celebrates election of Pope Leo XIV 04:13. Pope Leo XIV made a surprise visit Saturday to a sanctuary south of Rome that is dedicated to the Madonna and of significance to his Augustinian ...

In fact, Francis incorporated his love of the beautiful game into his outlook as pope – for him, sport was a way to communicate with people from all backgrounds and all corners of the globe.

Pope Francis, the reform-minded Roman Catholic leader who guided the church through an era of crisis, died Monday, April 21, a day after appearing at St. Peter’s Square to offer members of the ...

Now, the outlook is murkier as Pope Leo XIV succeeds Francis as leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics, but advocates say they remain hopeful that he will echo the late pontiff's approach ...

Now, the outlook is murkier as Pope Leo XIV succeeds Francis as leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics, but advocates say they remain hopeful that he will echo the late pontiff's approach ...

For Francis, it meant bringing together bishops and laypeople, women and young people — and yes, the pope — to speak openly and as equals about issues that were barred from discussion, much ...