The Vatican launches a picture of the restoration of Pope Francis in a healthy battle

On Sunday, the Vatican released the first photo of the Pope in more than a month, indicating the Francis joint bloc in the hospital chapel.

The photo was taken from the back, and Pope Francis appears wearing a purple steal sitting on a wheelchair in front of a altar.

Francis has not been publicly seen since he was entering the hospital on February 14 after a bout of bronchitis that made it difficult for him to speak. The doctors soon added a diagnosis of dual pneumonia and polymer infection (bacterial, viral, and fungal).

The first three weeks of his admission to a hospital of setbacks were distinguished, including respiratory crises, moderate kidney failure and suitable coughing.

Doctors said this week that the Pope was no longer in a critical state of life, but they continued to confirm that his condition remained complicated because of his age, the lack of movement and loss of part of the lung when he was a young man.

However, they export fewer medical bulletins because the Pope was on an upward path. X -rays confirmed this week that the infection was cleansing.

Doctors said in the latest medical update on Saturday that they are working to reduce the dependence of the Night Pope on a non -invasive ventilation mask, which would allow his lungs to work more.

Doctors emphasized that although the Pope’s condition is stable, it still needs to be hospitalized for treatment along with physical therapy and respiratory therapy, which “shows more gradual improvements,” the Vatican said on Saturday in the first medical update in three days.

The Vatican said that the next update will not be released until mid -week.