Pope Francis on March 23 appeared in public for the first time in five weeks since his hospitalization began on Feb. 14.

Pope Francis is making his first public appearance in five weeks before being discharged from the hospital where he was ...

The 88-year-old pontiff will require at least two months of rest, rehabilitation, and convalescence back at the Vatican, a ...

Pope Francis issued a message Sunday thanking volunteers for the "miracle of tenderness" they offer the sick, as the Vatican celebrated the Holy Year Mass for volunteers around the world in his ...

Pope Francis remained ... their pilgrimage to pray for Francis outside the hospital. Canadian Cardinal Michael Czerny will preside over the Holy Year Mass on Sunday for the volunteers.

Rome — The voice of Pope ... say when Francis might be discharged from the hospital. The Vatican announced weeks ago that Francis would not be celebrating this year's Easter Sunday Mass at ...

Two subsequent events in the following days are canceled, and a cardinal is slotted in for the pope to celebrate a Sunday Jubilee Mass. Francis’ fever breaks while respiratory infection continues.

Pope Francis remained ... is not yet out of danger. Francis, who has been hospitalised since 14 February, prayed in his private chapel and participated in Mass on Sunday after a morning visit ...

On Tuesday night, the faithful from Francis' homeland gathered in the Argentine church of Rome for a special Mass presided over by Cardinal Baldassarre Reina, the pope's vicar for Rome.

The faithful from Francis’ homeland, meanwhile, gathered in the Argentine church of Rome for a special Mass presided over by Cardinal Baldassarre Reina, the pope’s vicar for Rome. Reina also ...

Doctors said his prognosis was guarded. The pope was alert and responsive on Sunday and attended Mass. Francis' condition is delicate, given his age, fragility and pre-existing lung disease ...

"The Pope who reminds us of our union and unity as a church is a very, very powerful thing," said Shelton Fabre, Archbishop of Louisville.Francis Clark was one of many people who attended the mass.