The pope suspended his activities on Monday due to a mild flu. After a medical examination, he resumed his schedule today and prepared for Easter.
he Pope Francis suspends some events this week due to ‘mild flu’. Now, after undergoing a medical check-up, he is back to his daily routine. Holy See and prepare for the ceremony Easter He’ll be making headlines at the end of March.
he supreme popeThe 87-year-old spent about an hour in a Rome hospital conducting medical examinations and analyzing the evolution of the flu.
Pope Francis cancels schedule due to mild flu
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Yesterday, during a traditional general audience meeting with the faithful, Francisco “I still had a bit of a cold, so I asked Bishop Ciampanelli to read catechesis,” he said.
anyway, Dad can read last greetings After the meeting, he greeted the bishops and cardinals present Paul VI Classroomthe audience was held there to protect the pope’s health.
Pope cancels his agenda Saturday and Monday “as a precautionary measure” due to a “mild flu,” according to Vatican reports at the time.
After recovering from flu, Pope prepares for Easter services
At the same time, as dad resume his agenda, Vatican releases list of rituals to be held during Easter. They will begin with the celebration of Palm Sunday on March 24 and end a week later with the Urbi et Orbi blessing in St. Peter’s Basilica.
day to day, Pope Francis Activities They will be as follows:
- March 24: he The Pope will preside over the Passion Ceremony 10 am (6 am in Argentina) in Plaza San Pedro.
- March 28: he Holy Thursday The celebration of the Chrism Mass will take place in St. Peter’s Basilica at 9:30 local time, presided over by the Bishop of Rome.
- March 29: Jorge Bergoglio to preside over the Celebration of the Passion of the LordAt 5 pm in St. Peter’s Basilica, in the evening he will lead the Colosseum’s traditional Way of the Cross in a performance of The Passion of the Lord.
- March 30: Francis to host Easter vigil Holy Night, 7:30 pm local time in St. Peter’s Basilica.
- March 31: he The Pope will preside over Mass on the day of the Resurrection of the Lord, in St. Peter’s Square. Francis will then give his “Urbi et Orbi” blessing from the central balcony of the Vatican Basilica.