Convalescing Pope Francis aims to give Easter blessing: Vatican
- Pope Francis, recovering from pneumonia, plans to give his Easter Sunday blessing, according to the Vatican.
- The 88-year-old pope spent five weeks in the hospital and needs two months of recovery, as stated by doctors.
- The Vatican's schedule for Easter does not specify the pope's participation in Holy Week celebrations, which will proceed as planned.
- Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin emphasized that Francis is taking rest seriously and is not seeing anyone during recovery.
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Doctor cites the pope’s ‘surprising improvement’ after surviving life-threatening crises
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis has shown ‘’a truly surprising improvement’’ since returning to the Vatican to convalesce after surviving a life-threatening bout with double-pneumonia, the doctor who coordinated the pontiff’s five-week hospitalization said Saturday.
The Pope is still isolated, in a good mood and does exercises to recover his voice
Bergoglio already receives issues that require his signature and his collaborators use barbejos to prevent any type of contagion. How his recovery progresses, what therapies he does and when he will be shown again in public.


Pope tells priests hearing confessions is a ‘privilege’
VATICAN (CNS) — Priests must recognize that it is a privilege to administer the sacrament of reconciliation and grant absolution, Pope Francis wrote. “Celebrating mercy, especially with Jubilee pilgrims, is a privilege: God has made us ministers of mercy by his grace, a gift we welcome because we were, and are, the first objects of his forgiveness,” the pope wrote in the message dated and released March 27. Pope Francis, who is convalescing afte…
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