Pope Francis is scheduled to appear publicly for the first time since being hospitalized for bronchitis over a month ago. The Vatican has announced that the 88-year-old pontiff will bless a crowd from his hospital window, marking a significant step in his recovery. His health has been reported as improving, ceasing the use of an oxygen mask, although he won’t lead the traditional Angelus prayers himself for now. This prolonged hospitalization, the longest during his papacy, has raised questions about leadership roles in upcoming Easter events.
Pope Francis, after a month in hospital due to bronchitis, plans his first public appearance to bless and wave at the crowd from his hospital.
The Vatican confirmed that Pope Francis' health has been improving and he's no longer relying on oxygen, indicating a positive recovery from pneumonia.
Despite questions regarding leadership for the upcoming Easter religious events, the Vatican stated that no decision has been made yet.
The pontiff's recent hospital stay was his longest, raising concerns about his health and ability to perform his papal duties.
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