The pontiff will not address crowds from a window overlooking St Peter’s Square. FMTNews Pope Coronavirus Covid19
Pope Francis delivers his blessing from the window of his studio overlooking St Peter’s Square on March 1.
The Vatican said that on Sunday the pontiff will not address crowds from a window overlooking St Peter’s Square and will also not hold his general audience from there this Wednesday. The participation of the faithful at the pope’s morning Mass in his residence has been suspended until March 15. Tens of thousands of people gather in the square every Sunday and thousands of others attend his weekly general audience, which is held either outdoors in the square or in a large audience hall inside the Vatican, depending on the weather.
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