The condition of the Pope remains critical
Pope Francis is conscious and receiving oxygen therapy. His blood test results have improved, but doctors are monitoring the onset of kidney failure.
This was reported by Vatican News.
"The condition of the Holy Father remains critical; however, he has not experienced any respiratory crises since last night," – stated the press office of the Holy See.
The Vatican announced that the Pope received a blood transfusion, which restored his hemoglobin levels. However, other indicators suggest kidney issues that are being managed. The pontiff is still receiving oxygen therapy.
The press office noted that the doctors' forecasts remain "cautious," and they are currently awaiting the body's response to the prescribed treatment.
The Pope has been in the hospital for two weeks now. Today, Sunday, February 23, he participated in a Holy Mass in his room along with the medical staff and caregivers attending to him.