Pope Francis continues in the hospital with the Holy Year of the Vatican without him

Pope Francis He remained in the hospital on Saturday, recovering from the double pneumonia with the progress of the Holy Year in the Vatican without it.

“The night passed quietly, and the Pope is rest,” the Vatican said on Saturday morning.

Three weeks have now passed since the acceptance of Francis, 88, in Rome Gemini Hospital On February 14, after bad bronchitis for a week. Doctors first diagnosed the complex infection in the viral, bacterial and fungal respiratory infection, and then the appearance of pneumonia in both lungs.

Pope Francis is still receiving oxygen treatment, he will not read Sunday prayers: Vatican

The state of ink stabilized after acute respiratory crises.

The Vatican continued with his jubilee celebrations, the holy year that was in all the quarter in the last century and that brings pilgrims from all over the world to Rome. The holy year celebrates the volunteers this week, and many people extend to the Hajj to pray for Francis outside the hospital.

Cardinal Cardinal Michael Cherni will head it The Holy Year Mass Sunday for volunteers.

The Vatican said that Francis spent 20 minutes on Friday at the Jameli Hospital chapel while he was praying and doing some work between rest and respiratory and natural therapy.

Pope Francis has shared the first voice message since she was hospitalized: “God bless you”

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The Pope uses high supplementary oxygen flows to help it breathe during the day and a non -extensive mechanical ventilation mask at night.

Earlier this week, Francis, who was suffering from chronic lung disease and was part of one lung when he was younger, suffered a severe respiratory failure and underwent bronchoscopy in the mucus suction from his lungs.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.