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Pope Francis in critical condition

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Pope Francis suffering from early-stage kidney failure, though condition remains 'under control': Vatican

Vatican officials announced on Sunday that Pope Francis is currently suffering from mild renal insufficiency, also known as kidney failure, amid his treatment for bilateral pneumonia.

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Pope Francis In Critical Condition With Early Kidney Failure But Remains Alert, Vatican Says

ROME — Pope Francis remained in critical condition Sunday and blood tests show early kidney failure but he remains alert and “well-oriented,” and attended Mass, the Vatican said, as the 88-year-old pontiff battles pneumonia and a complex lung infection.

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Vatican Announces Pope Francis Has New Complication, in Critical Condition

Pope Francis appears to have an "early, mild renal insufficiency" as he remains hospitalized in critical condition, the Holy See Press Office said in Sunday evening update.

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Vatican says the pope now has pneumonia in both lungs. How worrying is that?

Vatican officials said that Pope Francis had developed pneumonia in both lungs, further complicating the pontiff’s recovery ...

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Community reacts to Pope Francis's hospitalization

Newswatch 16 spoke with a local pastor about the pope's condition and his chance to meet him a few years back.

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Vatican: Pope Francis showing signs of kidney failure; speculation rising over what could happen next

Pope Francis remains in critical condition, with speculation now rising over what could happen next for both him and the seat he holds.

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Pope is conscious, receiving supplemental oxygen, had a peaceful night following respiratory crisis

The Vatican says Pope Francis is still receiving high flows of supplemental oxygen after doctors earlier said that the ...

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Pope will not lead Angelus prayer for second Sunday as he begins second week in hospital, Vatican says

Is the pope out of danger? No. Both doors are open. Is he at risk of immediate death? No. The therapy needs time to work,” ...

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