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Pope makes look in St Peter’s Sq. for Palm Sunday mass

By Editorial Board Last updated: April 13, 2025 3 Min Read
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Pope makes look in St Peter’s Sq. for Palm Sunday mass

Pope Francis has made an look in St Peter’s Sq. for Palm Sunday, as he continues to get well from a life-threatening battle with double pneumonia.

The pontiff greeted the 20,000-strong Vatican Metropolis crowd as he joined for mass, weeks after being launched from hospital following a five-week keep.

Faithfuls reached out to the touch the 88-year-old’s hand and clothes as he was introduced in a wheelchair down a ramp to the principle altar, the place he thanked supporters and wished them a “Good Palm Sunday, a good Holy Week”.

He was not carrying the nasal tubes for supplemental oxygen that he was nonetheless seen with on the Vatican every week in the past – a reassuring signal as he continues his restoration.

On his manner again to St Peter’s Basilica, the Pope stopped to bless a rosary, and supplied sweets to a boy who greeted him.

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The Pope’s arrival on the finish of the mass. Pic: AP

In his conventional Sunday blessing, which has been delivered in textual content kind since his hospitalisation in mid-February, he mentioned: “At this time of physical weakness, they help me to feel God’s closeness, compassion and tenderness even more.”

He additionally supplied prayers for these struggling within the battle in Sudan, which marks its second anniversary on Tuesday, and for Lebanon, the place civil conflict started 50 years in the past, in addition to for peace in Ukraine, the Center East, Congo, Myanmar and South Sudan.

The Pope was admitted to hospital on 14 February for a bout of bronchitis that developed into double pneumonia.

It’s a notably severe situation for him as he had pleurisy as a younger grownup and had a part of one lung eliminated.

He was discharged on 23 March, after giving a brief greeting to the group outdoors the balcony of the room he was staying in.

The pontiff made his first official look again within the public eye final Sunday, once more briefly addressing the St Peter’s Sq. crowd, saying: “Happy Sunday to everyone. Thank you so much.”

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