The Pope Wish Happy Easter after a serious illness

Pope Francis appeared in Saint Peter’s Square in the Vatican to wish “Happy Easter” to thousands of worshipers.

The Pope, 88, came out on a wheelchair and waved from the balcony of the Church of St. Peter to the crowd of chanting below.

His appearance was impatiently expected, after he was discharged from the hospital last month, after five weeks of treatment due to infection that led to pneumonia.

At that time, doctors said he would need at least two months of rest at his residence. Before Sunday’s celebrations, he was seen twice this week.

The Pope presented a weak person when he went out on Easter on Sunday, saying: “Dear brothers and sisters, happy Easter.”

The traditional Easter title was delivered by a clergy member.

A clergy member said: “There can be no peace without freedom of religion, freedom of thought, freedom of expression and respect for the opinions of others.”

The Pope, who still cures his illness, presented “two very critical rings” as his “life was in danger” while she was in the hospital, according to one of the doctors who took care of him.

Dr. Sergio Alviri added that the Pope was never deduced and always remained on alert and hospitalized.

Tens of thousands of Catholics in Rome gathered to Easter Mass during this year of special jubilee, which takes place every 25 years and sees millions of pilgrims on the city.

The jubilee year began with the Pope usually opened the bricks in the Church of St. Peter on December 24. Catholics believe that passing through the door will exempt them from their sins.

For the first time since he became the Pope in 2013, he missed the majority of the events of the holy week, including Easter on Saturday in the Church of St. Peter, where he delegated his duties into the Cardinals.

However, during a short appearance inside the basilica a day, he prayed and gave sweets to children.

Pope Francis, from Argentina, has suffered a number of health issues throughout his life, including a part of one of his lungs at the age of 21, making him more vulnerable to infection.