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Pope works on signature reform from hospital as Vatican cuts back on updates

The Vatican office for the synod, or gathering of bishops, released a timetable through 2028 to implement the reforms and said Francis had approved the calendar last week.

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Pope Francis. Pic/AFP

Pope Francis. Pic/AFP

Pope Francis entered the fifth week of hospital treatment for double pneumonia Saturday very much looking ahead as he worked on a signature priority of his papacy and signs of his recovery remained on a positive trajectory. Working from the Gemelli hospital, Francis has approved a three-year implementation and evaluation process for his reform project that aims to make the church a more welcoming and responsive place.

The Vatican office for the synod, or gathering of bishops, released a timetable through 2028 to implement the reforms and said Francis had approved the calendar last week. In a new medical update, the Vatican said that doctors were working to reduce the pope's nighttime reliance on the non-invasive ventilation mask, which will allow his lungs to work more.

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