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VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis tries on a red cap as he resumes his weekly outdoor audience with the public after a gap of six months due to the coronavirus crisis.—AFP VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis expressed his pleasure on Wednesday at being among his flock once again as he delivered his weekly general audience in public for the first time in six months. He greeted a baby, signed a book, donned a red cap a preacher gave him and chatted with children who had painted him pictures, as the faithful — all in masks, unlike the vaccinated pontiff — lined up to greet him.

Maskless Pope's joy as he delivers his first weekly audience in public for six months and says: 'It's nice not to talk in front of a camera' Pope Francis, who was not wearing a mask, greeted a baby, signed a book and chatted with children as the faithful lined up to greet him on Wednesday He held first public weekly general audience in public for six months in the San Damaso Courtyard, Vatican Pontiff told audience he was happy to see them as they sat on socially-distanced chairs during his address

Wednesday, 12 May 2021 05:51 PM MYT The pope abandoned his Wednesday public audiences when coronavirus swept across Italy early last year.— Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. VATICAN CITY, May 12 — Pope Francis expressed his pleasure today at being once again among his flock as he delivered his weekly general audience in public for the first time in six months. He greeted a baby, signed a book, donned a hat someone gave him and chatted with children who had painted him pictures as the faithful—all in masks, unlike the vaccinate...

Pope Francis expressed his pleasure Wednesday at being once again among his flock as he delivered his weekly general audience in public for the first time in six months. He greeted a baby, signed a book, donned a hat someone gave him and chatted with children who had painted him pictures as the faithful – all in masks, unlike the vaccinated pontiff – lined up to greet him. “I am happy to resume this face to face because I tell you one thing – it is not nice to talk in front of nothing, in front of a camera,” Francis told them as they sat on socially distanced chairs to listen to his...

Pope delivers first public audience in six months Updated / Wednesday, 12 May 2021 11:03 Pope Francis dons a hat given to him by a member of the audience upon his arrival at the San Damaso Courtyard at the Vatican Pope Francis has expressed his pleasure at being once again among his flock as he delivered his weekly general audience in public for the first time in six months. He greeted a baby, signed a book, donned a hat someone gave him and chatted with children who had painted him pictures as the faithful - all in masks, unlike the vaccinated pontiff - lined up to greet him.