


Pope Francis Makes Triumphant Return to St. Peter’s Square After Hospital Discharge
Pope Francis appears in St. Peter's Square, his first public outing since hospitalization for pneumonia, emphasizing hope and gratitude during a Jubilee Mass.
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Pope Francis made a surprise appearance in St. Peter’s Square during a Jubilee Mass, marking his first public outing since leaving the hospital after a serious pneumonia case. He greeted the crowd from a wheelchair and appeared more energetic, despite still needing supplemental oxygen. The pontiff reflected on his illness, emphasizing the importance of supporting one another during difficult times. He called for compassion towards the sick and praised healthcare workers facing challenging conditions. Francis's message resonated deeply with attendees, many expressing gratitude for his unexpected appearance and continued prayers for his recovery and peace in the world.
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