One month after being admitted to the hospital, Pope Francis is stable but recovering more slowly than expected.

Pope Francis has been in the hospital since Feb. 14. Here’s an overview of what’s happened since then. Feb. 14 — Pope Francis enters Gemelli Hospital in Rome with bronchitis. Feb. 17 — The pope’s care team determines he is suffering from a complex respiratory tract infection.

Pope Francis approved a three-year plan focused on implementing the reforms initiated by his recent synod on synodality.

The pope's health is stable, according to the latest Vatican update on Saturday evening, which comes after Francis has spent weeks in hospital. This confirms the progress he has made over the past week,

Pope Francis' health is continuing to improve, according to a statement released by the Holy See press office on Wednesday evening. The 88-year-old's condition remains stable, but the clinical picture is still complex,

Pope Francis on Friday marked one month in the hospital where he is being treated for double pneumonia, with signs in recent days that indicate he is gradually recovering. The 88-year-old pope has not been seen

Pope Francis remains under the care of doctors, nurses and other staff at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, where he has been receiving treatment for bilateral pneumonia since Feb. 14. This week was a pivotal one for the Pope,

On Friday, the Vatican’s Holy See Press Office announced that since Francis’ condition is now considered stable, barring any major developments, updates on his health will be less frequent. The 88-year-old pontiff has spent four weeks in the hospital and is receiving treatment for double pneumonia.