Pope Francis, 88, is in critical condition as he receives treatment for kidney failure, pneumonia, and a lung infection at Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The Vatican confirmed that he remains under close medical supervision but had a stable night.

Doctors said the Pope’s condition is complex, and he is receiving high-flow oxygen to help with breathing. His blood tests show early-stage kidney failure, but it is under control. His platelet count, which affects blood clotting, remains stable.

The Pope was admitted to the hospital on February 14 due to breathing problems. While he has not had another serious respiratory crisis since Saturday, doctors are still closely monitoring his condition.

Despite his illness, Pope Francis remains in good spirits. On Sunday, he expressed gratitude to doctors and people worldwide for their prayers and support. He also shared on social media that he was deeply touched by letters and drawings from children.

For now, the Vatican says his treatment continues, and his health situation remains critical.