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Pope Francis released from hospital

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SUMMARY: Pope Francis has returned to the Vatican after a five-week stay at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where he was treated for a severe case of double pneumonia and related complications. The 88-year-old Pope appeared in public for the first time since his illness, greeting supporters from his hospital window. While now breathing on his own, he still uses supplemental oxygen and will require 24-hour medical care during his two-month recovery. Doctors have advised him to avoid large or stressful meetings for now. His return has brought joy to many who feared the worst, though full-time duties remain uncertain during his recuperation.

Pope Francis made a public appearance on Sunday after spending 38 days in the hospital. The Pope was considered to be in critical condition, but has since recovered.

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www.kxan.com – Associated Press – 2025-09-07 22:27:00

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