The Vatican said Pope Francis canceled his scheduled event in the next few days after his hospitalization.

Having been teaching ability to bronchitis, he was reportedly taken to Jegilly Hospital in Rome on Friday after dyspnea in one of his meetings.

The Vatican said in a statement Friday night that the pope has been taken to the hospital due to worsening bronchitis and that the first diagnostic test showed a "respiratory infection." The statement added that the Pope had begun “hospital medication” and that his “clinical condition is fair; he had a fever.”

The Pope's plan to attend the audience plan on Saturday has been cancelled, and the mass at St. Peter's Basilica will be delivered by Cardinal José tolentino de Mendonça. A visit to the Cinecittà film studio on Monday has also been cancelled.

Francis, 88, had several meetings on Friday before being taken to the hospital, including with CNN News CEO Mark Thompson, who later reported that the pope was “mentally alert, But working hard for long speeches due to breathing difficulties,” .

The Pope has suffered adverse health damage in recent years, and he suffered from acute bronchitis in March 2023. After being discharged from the hospital, he said, "I'm still alive." He was resuspended to Gemelli for health checkups in June of that year and suffered what he called "a little cold" again in February 2024.

Part of Francis was removed when he was training his pastor in his native Argentina in his 20s. In June 2021, he underwent colon surgery.

He often sits in a wheelchair or wears a cane due to sciatica pain and knee problems. He suffered a wound to his right forearm after falling to the residence of Casa Santa Marta in January and stumbled on February 1 after he snapped up his cane while entering the Vatican auditorium. It was reported that in early December, Francis' nightstand was up and down after falling.

Francis, who has strengthened his schedule due to this year's Catholic Jubilee, often mentions that he cannot quit if he is in poor health and in poor health. In 2023, he revealed that he chose his own funeral - the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore in the Esquilino neighborhood of Rome, breaking into the long-standing Pope buried in the Santa A long tradition in the grottoes under Peter's Cathedral.