As he prepares to go home, he will spend at least two months recuperating in the Vatican, requiring therapy and oxygen support. Dr. Sergio Alfieri, heading the medical team, mentioned that the pope has been eager to leave, with prayers for his recovery resonating worldwide. Notably, nightly rosary prayers led by cardinals in St. Peter's Square have united Catholics in hope and faith for his healing.

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Pope Francis, who celebrated his 88th birthday recently, has overcome serious health challenges, including two life-threatening infections in both lungs. After remaining stable for the past two weeks, the pontiff will be discharged to continue his recovery at home, although he is advised to avoid crowds and possible infections.

Dr. Alfieri shared that the Pope is in good spirits and has looked forward to returning home. As he slowly recuperates, the pontiff’s resilience continues to inspire many across the globe. With ongoing prayers and support from the faithful, the Vatican community echoes hope for a full recovery as he resumes his responsibilities in due time.