Pope Francis continues his recovery at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, showing gradual improvement according to the latest Vatican update. His condition remains stable following a peaceful night of rest.

Medical teams report positive developments in the Pope's respiratory function, with stable blood work and no fever. While doctors are encouraged by his response to treatment, they maintain a cautious approach while monitoring his progress.

Despite his hospitalization since February 14, the Pope maintains active involvement in his spiritual duties. Cardinal Michael Czerny delivered the Pope's homily at the Jubilee of the World of Volunteers Mass in St. Peter's Square, while the Vatican released his midday Angelus address as scheduled.

Pope Francis plans to participate remotely in spiritual exercises from his hospital room as the Roman Curia begins its Lenten retreat in the Paul VI Hall. While his condition shows improvement, the Vatican has not yet announced a discharge date, prioritizing his complete recovery and ongoing therapy.

The Catholic community continues to offer prayers for the Pope's recovery, as his ongoing engagement in spiritual activities provides encouraging signs of his healing progress.

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