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Pope’s condition still “critical” with signs of renal insufficiency under control

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Father Giacomo Martinelli, founder of the House of Mary community, leads a group in prayer in the courtyard outside Rome’s Gemelli hospital Feb. 23, 2025, where Pope Francis is being treated for double pneumonia. (CNS photo/Pablo Esparza) Pope Francis’ condition remained “critical” the evening of 23 February, his doctors said, with blood tests showing “initial, mild renal insufficiency, at present under control.” The pope has had “no further res…
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People prayed in the courtyard outside Rome’s Gemelli hospital Feb. 23, 2025, where Pope Francis is being treated for double pneumonia. (CNS photo/Pablo Esparza) By Cindy Wooden and Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis’ condition remained “critical” the evening of Feb. 23, his doctors said, with blood tests showing “initial, mild renal insufficiency, at present under control.” The pope has had “no further respiratory cr…

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Pope’s condition still “critical” with signs of renal insufficiency under control

Father Giacomo Martinelli, founder of the House of Mary community, leads a group in prayer in the courtyard outside Rome’s Gemelli hospital Feb. 23, 2025, where Pope Francis is being treated for double pneumonia. (CNS photo/Pablo Esparza) Pope Francis’ condition remained “critical” the evening of 23 February, his doctors said, with blood tests showing “initial, mild renal insufficiency, at present under control.” The pope has had “no further res…

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