Pope Francis’ medical team briefly considered suspending treatment after a Feb. 28 breathing crisis but instead decided on an ...

Even during his hospital stay, the English monarch maintained his visiting plans. But now the meeting between King Charles ...

The 88-year-old pope’s most dire moment came back on February 28 when he nearly choked on his vomit after being hospitalized ...

In an interview with Corriere della Sera, the leading Italian daily, Dr. Alfieri revealed much of what happened to the pope ...

The medical staff looking after Pope Francis considered ending his treatment so he could die, according to the doctor who led ...

Pope Francis' discharge from Rome’s Gemelli hospital was a much-anticipated moment of relief for millions of Catholics in ...

Corriere also asked Alfieri if Pope Francis was aware of the danger he was in.

The royals will continue their travels in Italy, according to Buckingham palace, noting that they "look forward to visiting ...

Doctors treating Pope Francis had to consider "letting him go" after he almost died twice while receiving treatment in ...

Before leaving the hospital, the Pope gave a thumbs-up to the crowd after he was wheeled out onto the balcony.

The doctors who cared for Pope Francis during his health battle over the past few weeks at one point thought there might be no choice but to let him die.

Pope Francis, 88, spent over five weeks at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, where he was treated for severe pneumonia in both lungs.