New information on the Pope's health. There is a statement from the Vatican

Pope Francis' condition remains critical, the Vatican reported Tuesday. It added that he had no more respiratory crises and his test results did not indicate deterioration. The Holy Father has been in the Gemelli Clinic in Rome for several days due to pneumonia.

" Pope Francis , who is battling double pneumonia, is in critical but stable condition, " the Vatican press service said in an evening statement.

There have been no further respiratory problems since the last report, and new blood tests do not indicate a worsening of the situation.

The Holy Father underwent a planned, control CT scan to monitor radiological bilateral pneumonia. The Vatican also noted that Francis received the Eucharist and worked .

It was also reported that the Pope was continuing therapy and that the doctors' prognosis for his health was "cautious".

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Earlier in the day, the Holy See said that " Pope Francis rested well throughout the night ," and Monday's statement said there had been a slight improvement in the pope's critical condition .

Moreover, since Saturday the Pope has not had another respiratory crisis due to bilateral pneumonia.

Recall that on Saturday the Pope's condition worsened. According to the Vatican , he experienced a "prolonged respiratory crisis resembling asthma ". Blood tests also showed that Francis was struggling with anemia .

As explained, the Holy Father remained conscious and was able to sit up, but required a blood transfusion and the support of an oxygen machine .

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In another announcement, this time on Sunday, it was reported that he had been diagnosed with mild kidney failure .

"Thrombocytopenia is stable, and some blood tests show initial, mild renal failure, which is under control," the Vatican said.

As added, high-flow nasal oxygen therapy is continued.

At the news of the Pope's deteriorating health, more and more people are coming to the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome , where Francis has been staying for several days. Many more people than before have gathered in the square in front of the large hospital.

Prayer groups arrive, faithful from Rome, as well as from other parts of Italy and abroad, present on the occasion of the Holy Year. The hospital has become a place of pilgrimage .

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The Italian Marian group Youth of the Immaculate prayed at the statue of St. John Paul II , which stands in front of the hospital . Its members always come to pray the Angelus in the Vatican. In connection with the hospitalization of the Pope, they were in front of the Polyclinic on Sunday afternoon, to mark their presence and prayer support for Francis.

Heart-shaped balloons left by the faithful at the monument have Italian and English messages with wishes for a speedy recovery. Some put children's drawings and rosaries there.

Prayers are said loudly for Francis.