Remdsivir for sure causes kidney failure, but not sure about regeneron ( yet). They have been using fetal tissue created monoclonal antibodies for years in cancers, et al, and regeneron is basically a repurposed (highly expensive) MAB drug. but anything drug  filtered through the kidneys could potentially be harmful. So who knows? I would hope he didn't get it. (regeneron).
More likely is that Bishop Faure may have been extremely dehydrated with fever for days, and that can shut down the kidneys, although the function usually comes back after a short while. Also strong IV antibiotics are notorious for kidney damage as well.
He sounds very fragile but it looks hopeful. TBTG

Thanks for the update.  I believe that the monoclonal antibodies (abortion-tainted) that they keep giving to people are responsible for the kidney issues.  But since the typical regimen involves both those and the intibuatioin, perhaps the doctors tied it to the intubation (because of course it couldn't be the pharma product that's responsible).

The Regeneron treatment is more than just "abortion tainted" (which is bad enough). It is also entangled in chimeric mixing of human and mouse genomes to produce its witches' brew, called monoclonal antibodies. 

Read about the use of "transgenic mice" in this article:

Shorter article the use of transgenic mice to grow the mAbs
https://www.dbllawyers.com/the-transgenic-mice-of-regeneron/

Longer article on the same process
https://www.bristows.com/app/uploads/2021/04/Regeneron-v-Kymab-AIPPI-Japan-Journal-23-April-2021.pdf


They mix human DNA with mouse DNA. Where do they get the human DNA? It comes from IVF embryos discarded by fertility clinics.

https://www.regeneron.com/downloads/regeneron-position-stem-cell-research.pdf

Direct quote from Regeneron in the pdf linked above:

Regeneron uses a wide variety of research tools and technologies to help discover and develop new therapeutics. Stem cells are one such tool. The stem cells most commonly used at Regeneron are mouse embryonic stem cells and human blood stem cells. Currently, there are limited research efforts employing human-induced pluripotent stem cell lines derived from adult human cells and human embryonic stem cells that are approved for research use by the National Institutes of Health and created solely through in vitro fertilization.

Diabetes medicine can harm kidneys and liver.  They just had a recall for metformin because it had cancer causing ingredients in it. 

Yes, monoclonal isn't something a Catholic should even consider BUT based on the way tradicional authorities (SSPX, Fr. Stephen McKenna SGG, and now even Bishop Sanborn) are treating these nonsense as morally neutral, I wouldn't doubt this monoclonal will turn out to be for them just a neutral issue or remote participation, etc....
 

Update:

“+Faure is still in the recovery phase.

The doctors were worried today about a possible nosocomial infection. We will have the answer soon.

The recovery phase must be done gradually. It can take several days, and little by little he starts to realize what is happening around him.

We have the impression that he understands what we say, because he gives some signs of interaction when we talk to him.

It is not yet possible to say when he will wake up completely, but he is on the right track.

Let's continue to pray, and we invite you each to make a novena to St. Therese of the Child Jesus, secondary patroness of the SAJM (we made one at the seminary that ended this Wednesday), that she may obtain from God the complete recovery of the bishop as soon as possible.

We also invite you to pray for a great benefactor (octogenarian) of the seminary who had to be hospitalized tonight because of the covid. If the seminary is what it is today, it is also because of him.

Sunday, December 12, will be the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a devotion dear to the bishop.  Let us not forget to invoke her.

Father R. Trincado SAJM”

Thanks Sean, nice to hear some good news!