Pope Francis continues his steady recovery at Rome's Gemelli Hospital following respiratory issues diagnosed last week. His clinical condition remains stable after a peaceful night of rest on March 10, 2025.

The Pope's current treatment plan includes:

• Respiratory exercises
• Motor physiotherapy
• High-flow oxygen therapy through nasal cannulas, transitioning from overnight non-invasive mechanical ventilation

Despite hospitalization, the Pope maintains spiritual engagement by participating remotely in the Vatican's annual Lenten spiritual exercises, led by Fr. Roberto Pasolini at the Paul VI Hall.

Community support remains strong, with religious sisters and faithful gathering outside Gemelli Hospital to pray for his recovery. The Pope also stays connected to global issues, recently expressing condolences for flood victims in his native Argentina, where flash floods in Bahia Blanca claimed 16 lives.

Medical staff continues monitoring his condition closely, with another detailed update expected today. The Vatican community will gather for a Holy Rosary prayer session at 6 pm local time in the Paul VI Hall, demonstrating ongoing solidarity with the pontiff during his recovery.

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