Pope Francis slept peacefully, ate breakfast following diagnosis of pneumonia in both lungs
Pope Francis, 88, slept well and ate breakfast on Wednesday morning after he was diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia, ...
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Pope Francis 'in good spirits,' as doctors say pneumonia has been found in lungs
VATICAN CITY (RNS) – On Pope Francis’ fifth day in a Rome hospital, doctors repeated their assessment that his condition was ...
The pope slept peacefully, had breakfast after diagnosis of pneumonia in both lungs, Vatican says
Pope Francis slept well and ate breakfast Wednesday, the Vatican said, after he developed pneumonia in both lungs in a ...
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The Pope's pneumonia found in both lungs, Vatican says
The Vatican says Pope Francis has developed pneumonia in both his lungs, after new tests showed a further complication in the ...
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Pope Francis has pneumonia in both lungs but remains in good spirits, the Vatican says
The Vatican says Pope Francis has developed bilateral pneumonia, after new tests showed a further complication in the ...
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Vatican says 88-year-old Pope Francis has pneumonia in both lungs
The Vatican announced Tuesday that Pope Francis has been diagnosed with pneumonia in both lungs. "The laboratory tests, the chest X-ray and the clinical conditions of the Holy Father continue to ...