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).

Remdesivir causes kidney damage, this is a proven fact. To date, I have not personally heard of any major side effects from Regeneron (monoclonal antibodies) aka The Trump Treatment, though the morality of using such a compound is certainly concerning given how it’s made.

The fact that they are not using Ivermectin, inhaled acetyl cystine and HCQ is beyond criminal. These drugs are proven to work.

FYI, monoclonal antibodies do work, but they’re  useless if not used within the first 4 days or so of illness, so I highly doubt Bishop Faure received them. If they followed the CDC guidelines then I expect they gave him kidney destroying Remdesivir, a major problem if he was already suffering from previous kidney damage. 

12/15:

The bishop had a CT scan of his lungs last night, and it revealed that he had a pulmonary embolism (which he must have contracted in the last few days, because the previous scans did not show this), so they started a new treatment (mainly anticoagulants).

Now his condition is less worrying, because we know where this recent bad assimilation of oxygen came from.

Despite all this, he is still conscious and has all his wits about him, although fatigue still creates difficulties at times.

Thank God he was able to receive Communion in his hospital bed on Monday. 

He is showing great patience in this ordeal, and he blesses and thanks all the people who are praying for him. 

Fr. Trincado, SAJM