Pope 'showing first signs of losing consciousness'

Pope John Paul II’s condition remains unchanged and “very grave”, and he is showing the first signs of losing consciousness, the Vatican said today.

Sat, 02 Apr, 2005 - 11:36
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Pope John Paul II’s condition remains unchanged and “very grave”, and he is showing the first signs of losing consciousness, the Vatican said today.

The 84-year-old Pope’s health has rapidly deteriorated, with his heart and kidneys failing after he suffered a urinary tract infection.

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