Pope Francis is expected to attend the Easter Mass at St. Peter's Square but might not lead it himself, due to ongoing recovery after battling double pneumonia. His health will determine his participation, with reports suggesting Cardinal Angelo Comastri may read the Mass. The Easter service is a significant event for the Catholic community, with 300 clergy members attending. Although Francis is recovering and has made a few public appearances recently, he missed key Holy Week events, including the foot-washing ritual and vigil, reflecting his need for continued recuperation.
Despite his ongoing recovery from double pneumonia, Pope Francis is expected to attend Easter Mass, though he may delegate to Cardinal Comastri if his health prevents full participation.
The Vatican has indicated that the attendance of Pope Francis at the Easter service will depend on his health, with a possibility of him delivering a midday blessing.
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