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Pope Francis to Relearn Speaking after Oxygen Treatments

Pope Francis to Relearn Speaking after Oxygen Treatments
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Health March 22, 2025 09:54

rome, italy - Pope Francis recovers from oxygen therapy but needs to relearn speaking, clarifies Cardinal Fernandez. Updates on his health condition and possible return before Easter.

Pope's Health Update

The Vatican announced Pope Francis no longer requires oxygen therapy but must relearn speech due to dehydration. Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez assures his overall health remains stable.

Cardinal Fernandez dispels rumors of the Pope's resignation, stating confidently that Pope Francis will not step down. The exact date of his return, possibly before Easter on April 20, remains uncertain as doctors prioritize his well-being.

The 88-year-old Pope has been hospitalized in Gemelli Hospital, Rome, for five weeks due to a double lung infection. Limited updates have been shared by the Vatican, with only one audio recording revealing the Pope's hoarse voice.

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