Pope Francis returned home to the Vatican on Sunday after he was hospitalized for five weeks with a life-threatening bout of ...

Pope Francis will be discharged from hospital Sunday after more than five weeks, during which he battled bilateral pneumonia, his doctors said, and plans to greet a crowd from his hospital window ...

Pope Francis’ doctors provided their first in-person update on the pontiff’s condition in a month, in a sign that he has made good and steady progress in his battle against double pneumonia.

Pope Francis ’ doctors provided their first in-person update on the pontiff’s condition in a month, in a sign that he has made good and steady progress in his battle against double pneumonia.

Makes first public appearance since February 14 Francis, 88, had double pneumonia and other complications Doctors say pontiff will need two months of rest VATICAN CITY, March 23 (Reuters) - Pope ...

A frail-looking Pope Francis returned to the Vatican Sunday ... He even threw a thumbs-up, raised a victory fist and made a small sign of the cross — though the upper part of his arms noticeably ...

The Brickline Greenway, a 1.3-mile paved pathway connecting Forest Park to Gateway Arch National Park, Fairground Park, and ...

From a balcony, Francis greeted hundreds of people waiting ... “Long live the pope,” someone called out. The pope made the sign of the cross in a blessing, then was wheeled back into the ...

And yet Francis has never been shy about showing his frailty, age or infirmities in ways that seem unthinkable for public figures for whom any sign of fragility can threaten their authority and ...

Rome • Pope Francis’ condition has improved enough that he will be discharged from a hospital in Rome on Sunday and sent to recover in the Vatican for at least two months, his doctors said ...

Pope Francis was released from Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where he has been battling double pneumonia for the past five weeks, on Sunday, returning to the Vatican where he will continue his recovery.