Pope Francis Health: Vatican Issues Thursday Morning Update
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Vatican says Pope Francis is critical but stable with no new respiratory crises
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Pope Francis Health Update Given by Vatican After One Week in Hospital
Pope’s prognosis still guarded as rumours of imminent death, conclave swirl
Pope beats back speculation of imminent death or conclave as he continues pneumonia recovery
Pope Francis beats back speculation of imminent death or conclave as he continues pneumonia recovery
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Recovery, resignation, death: Pope Francis scenarios
VATICAN CITY, Feb 27: Pope Francis is in hospital with double pneumonia for 14 days -- the longest hospitalisation in his papacy. The Vatican says his condition is slightly improving but doctors say his prognosis "remains reserved".
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What happens to the leadership of the Catholic Church when a pope becomes sick or incapacitated?
While the Vatican has detailed laws and rituals to ... raising obvious questions about whether he might follow in Pope Benedict XVI's footsteps and resign if he becomes unable to lead.
Who will be the next pope? What to know about Pope Francis condition, conclave process
Concerns over Pope Francis' health have mounted in recent years as have questions about his succession. Here's what we know.
Pope Francis' condition improves, but speculation remains. Who could be the next pope?
Concerns over Pope Francis' health have mounted in recent years as have questions about his succession. Here's what we know.
Why did Pope Benedict XVI become first pontiff in 600 years to resign?
Pope Benedict XVI ’s resignation in 2013 marked a historic moment for the Catholic Church, making him the first pontiff in nearly 600 years to step down (the last was Gregory XII in 1415).
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Pope continues slow recovery from double pneumonia
The Vatican said the 88-year-old pope once again slept well ... It was at a banal consistory to set dates for canonizations on Feb. 11, 2013, that Pope Benedict XVI announced, in Latin, that he would resign because he couldn’t keep up with the rigors ...