The Supreme Pontiff suspended his activities on Monday of this week due to a mild flu. After the medical checks, he resumes his schedule today and prepares for Easter.
He Pope Francis suspended some of his activities for the week due to a “mild flu”. Now, after undergoing medical check-ups, he resumes his daily schedule in the Vatican and prepare the ceremonies for Easter which he will headline at the end of March.
He Supreme Pontiff87, spent about an hour in a Roman hospital for medical check-ups and to analyze the evolution of his flu.
Pope Francis canceled his schedule due to a mild flu
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Yesterday, during the meeting with the faithful in the traditional General Audience, Francisco He expressed: “I still have a bit of a cold, that’s why I asked Monsignor Ciampanelli to read the catechesis.”
In any case, the Dad was able to read the final greetings and after the meeting he greeted the bishops and cardinals present at the Paul VI Classroomwhere the Audience was held to protect the pontiff’s health.
The Pope had canceled his agenda “as a precaution” on Saturday and Monday due to a “mild flu,” according to what the Vatican reported at the time.
After recovering from the flu, the Pope prepares the ceremony for Easter
At the same time as the Dad resumed his agenda, The Vatican published the list of ceremonies it will lead during Easter. They will begin with the celebration of Palm Sunday on March 24 and will end a week later with the Urbi et Orbi blessing from St. Peter’s Basilica.
Day by day, the activities of Pope Francis they would be the following:
- March 24th: he Pope will preside over the Passion of the Lord at 10 a.m. (6 a.m. in Argentina) in the Plaza de San Pedro.
- 28th March: he Holy Thursday The celebration of the Chrism Mass will take place, presided over by the Bishop of Rome, in St. Peter’s Basilica at 9:30 local time.
- March 29: Jorge Bergoglio will preside over the Celebration of the Passion of the Lordin St. Peter’s Basilica at 5 p.m. At night, he will lead the traditional Via Crucis in the Roman Colosseum, in the “Passion of the Lord.”
- March 30th: Francis will preside over the Easter Vigil on Holy Night, in St. Peter’s Basilica at 7:30 p.m. local.
- March 31st: he Pope will reside at the Holy Mass on the day of the “Resurrection of the Lord”, in St. Peter’s Square. Then, Francis will give his “Urbi et Orbi” Blessing from the central balcony of the Vatican Basilica.
Source: Ambito
