The Vatican said on Tuesday that Pope Francis, who is in critical condition in a hospital fighting double pneumonia, settled well all night.
The 88 -year -old Pope was accepted at the Jameli Hospital in Rome on February 14, who has a serious respiratory disease that has since caused other health problems.
“The Pope settled well all night,” the Vatican said in one summary.
On Monday, the Vatican said that the Pope's condition remained critical, but nevertheless showed a “slight improvement”.
He added that “moderate kidney failure”, which was first reported at the weekend, was not a cause of concern.
Double pneumonia is a serious infection that can add the lungs, making it difficult to breathe.
The Vatican described the Pope's infection as “complicated”, and said he was caused by two or more microorganisms.
Francis, who has been the Pope since 2013, has suffered from episodes of health aids over the past two years.
It is especially vulnerable to lung infections because it developed the general as an adult young woman, and part of the same lung was removed.
