Pope Francis remains critical and has 'slight' kidney issue, Vatican says
Pope Francis, battling double pneumonia, remains in a critical condition for a second day running and has shown an "initial, ...
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Pope Francis in critical condition with pneumonia and kidney issues, Vatican says
Though the pope remained critical on Sunday, he “presented no further respiratory crisis” the Vatican said. Pope Francis remains in critical condition as he receives treatment for double pneumonia and ...
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Pope Francis, 88, remains in critical condition as he receives treatment for double pneumonia and blood tests show "mild renal insufficiency," the Vatican said Feb. 23.
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Parishioners across the Delaware Valley react to news of Pope Francis' critical illness
The 88-year-old pontiff remains in critical condition in a Rome hospital after a fight against pneumonia triggered an ...
Pope Francis remains in critical condition with early kidney failure but is alert as prayers pour in
Pope Francis remained in critical condition Sunday and blood tests show early kidney failure but he remains alert and ...
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Pope Francis still in critical condition with early kidney failure
The Vatican said Pope Francis remained in critical condition Sunday with blood tests showing early kidney failure.
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Pope still in critical condition with signs of ‘mild’ kidney failure, Vatican says
Pope Francis remains in critical condition, according to the Vatican, with blood tests showing mild signs of kidney failure “which is currently under control,” the Vatican said Sunday.