Pope Francis in Critical Condition with Mild Kidney Failure, Says Vatican
Pope Francis remains in critical condition, according to the Vatican, and shows signs of mild kidney failure, although it is currently under control. Despite his delicate health, the Supreme Pontiff remains alert and well-oriented, according to the latest official statement.
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| The Pope was admitted last Friday after an apparent deterioration in his health. |
The leader of the Catholic Church, 87, continues to receive oxygen and was able to participate in Holy Mass from his room at Gemelli Hospital. Vatican sources report that the Pope has not experienced any further respiratory crises since the previous night, indicating a slight improvement in his condition.
However, doctors maintain a reserved prognosis, as his condition remains complex and requires time to assess the effectiveness of ongoing pharmacological treatments.
Concerns over Pope Francis’ health have grown in recent months, with previous hospitalizations due to respiratory infections and other health issues. Medical specialists continue to monitor his condition closely, and the Vatican is providing regular updates on his status.
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